I want to hook these up to a Samsung T.V. that I have under a covered structure in the backyard. Can I run wires directly from the TV to the Speakers
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If you have an output terminal that says external speakers or just speakers, then yes connect directly to speakers. If you're connecting to the earphone jack or audio out, then have to connect to a amplifier and then to the speakers.
1782015
No, you can not connect these speakers directly to your HDTV, unless your TV has speakers connectors, which I have not seen one thus far. The do not come with any wirings/cords. If you want a 5.1 Surround sound or bigger speakers than your TV, then you will need the following. RCA Wirings to connect the TV sound outputs into a Receiver, which you need to buy [if you do not have one]. Then buy good speaker wires/cords to connect the Receiver connect to these speakers. The samples in the Internet seemed to be missing the Receiver. They only show the TV and the speakers, which is misleading to some who is not familiar to sound system set ups.
1578323
Sure. It should work fine using the existing speaker locations except for the tweeters, but you can put those just about anywhere that the wires will reach.
1598245
You could line in to your tv with these speakers, you just need a 3.5mm male audio to male RCA (red and white) to make it work.
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No, you will need to get wire to connect them as well as a sub woofer cable. Search MEDIA BRIDGE on amazon I've have been using them for the past few years and have never been disappointed. Get a quality speaker cable there are several supplier on amazon.....I use Cmpl CL2 rated cable...its over kill but sounds AWESOME
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They are generic speakers with two wires coming out of them. You tv would need hookups for that.
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Yes you can. The Speakers come with the corresponding cables for the TV input.
707423
Yes, you will need speaker wires. I hooked up monster cables. These are great speakers!
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Yes. It is easy if your TV has output jacks, otherwise you would need to run the wires to your existing TV speaker connection and disconnect the existing ones.Morris
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You can not run powered wire like cable wire. It is a passive sub that you have to run normal speaker wire
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yep, I did. as long as there are connectors on the tv, you should be able to just plug them in.
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If you had the right connectors, they would work. I have my T.V. going through my stereo receiver so it would be easy to hook these up to my receiver for the T.V. But if your going straight to the T.V., you may need some other type of connectors to adapt to the T.V. Depending of course on you type of television.
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The connections are USB and a small green plug like you'd see with computer speakers, so I don't see how. Even if you could rig something up, I wouldn't recommend it. The speakers that come with the TVs today are already far superior to the sound quality produced by this product. Good luck.
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They need to be wired. "Wireless" speakers don't really exist, the ones that pass off as wireless speakers are more or less just battery power boom boxes and are not a replacement for true speakers like these.
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Unfortunately no. You need a receiver to run these as well as seperate speaker wire to connect all the speakers to the receiver
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Yes you can. I used banana plugs on the speaker wire that plugs into the receiver but not the speakers it self. You should buy thicker speaker wire too.
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The speakers have a 3.5mm audio input, as well as a 3.5mm headphone output (which I had to find out by visiting the Audyssey website). So I'm assuming you can run an audio cable from your TV to the speakers. Or, if you have a newer TV with a USB input, you can plug a mini bluetooth adapter into that and then you'd be able to use the speakers wirelessly (or if you have a "smart TV" and it already has bluetooth built-in). Either way, it states in several areas that you don't want to place the speakers too close to any TV or receiver, in the case of interference. Hope that helps! If you need any more info, try contacting Audyssey directly.