did I read correctly that there is no separate channel to isolate outside speakers ?
470385
I don't understand your question.. what do you mean NO separate channels for "outside" speakers?
470386
Yes that is the only thing I dont like about this system. If you can live without a seperate channel its a great system to have.
1088339
There is no bypass or aux output on this unit. Additionally, it should be mounted where the speaker is facing the direction to be heard. Mounting it under the bow seemed to wash the base notes out.
142914
There is a channel for the speaker. It doesn't improve the sound but there is no significant detriment to the overall sound quality
2088370
You would find it better to connect speakers directly to your player. For an outdoor setting you will need some strong sound amplification.
86410
No, but they do shut out at least a good two thirds of external noise, so it's wrong to use them when you need to be aware of outside sounds.
310705
You can separate the speakers from the unit. The cables that come with the unit are about 5 feet long. I have my speakers separated from the unit and pointing in a specific direction. The speakers and unit have "banana clips" that enable you to use any speaker cable you want. My son has speaker cable twenty feet long. His unit works perfectly. Hope that helps.
367657
It's pretty versatile, but we haven't gotten it to do that. The connection in back are for audio out only. They don't (appear) to support audio in (just tried it: no go).
1964408
No, it is not a sound bar in the traditional sense. This speaker bar contains 3 discreet speaker channels (Left, Center, and Right) in a single enclosure. You will still need to have a receiver to decode the surround sound signal and send the sound to the speakers. Think of this like three normal surround sound speakers connected in a single enclosure.
2283255
We also have external speakers and, to my knowledge, we did not turn off the TV's speakers. Sometimes I turn on only the TV, just to check the weather, andthe speakers are definitely working. We notice no conflict between our additional speakers in the surround sound system and the Tv speakers.
740840
They are inside speakers. I don't see why they wouldn't work outside if they are installed under a patio cover of some sort.
1147393
The speaker "bar/enclosure" is comprised of 3 separate sets of speakers which are capable of being used as is or taken apart. the 3 parts are: Left channel, Center channel, and Right channel. To answer your question - Yes.
291244
No, you can't. The only thing you can do is to buy a separate audio splitter which are, by the way, inexpensive. The bad thing about it is you cannot have independent volume control.
725006
Other speakers cannot be connected to this specific sound bar as it has only 1 audio-in plug in and NO audio-out output the sub-woofer has its own cable that connects to the sound bar in the back.
1871126
you need an external one. i use indoor outdoor 3way speakers cost like 18 bucks .
1922180
This only allows you to turn them on and off. So you can have speakers in different areas like I have 3 sets of speakers. One in my house, one in my garage and one on my deck. At night I turn the ones in the house off and sit on my deck listening to music. But that is it.
784186
No. They're closed back, so the sound is mostly muffled to an outside listener. They'll hear something if you have it loud enough. But they're mostly isolated.
212713
I believe that the asker is inquiring if a speaker can be purchase without another transmitter and remote control. Hopefully it would cost less than a complete system. I haven't found one yet but I would be interested. I also feel that the system is misrepresented as "stereo". With only a single load speaker in the cabinet, the system can't truly reproduce stereo sound unless another unit is purchased.