Can I use these speakers with my DVD player or tv
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You would likely need to just get a mini y adapter as these speakers use a small head phone jack.
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they will hook up to a tv that has a standard 3.5mm output jack for headphones. you just plug that up to the tv and hook both speakers up to one another with the red and white RCA cables (included) and you are good to go.
1819619
Yes, you have two options. The back side of the right speaker has both a headphone jack (female), and red/white jacks (female) for sound IN. This means that using the supplied cable (which has male headphone plug on one end, and male red/white on the other), you simply flip the cable to accomplish either connection. So, you can plug into your DVD/TV player if they have a headphone jack (female), or red/white (female) for sound OUT. If that doesn't make sense, I think you'll see what I mean when you start connecting. It's a clever solution by Genius to give you options.
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No, these speakers only use standard speaker wire connections. You would need to use the optical cable to a receiver and connect these speakers tot he receiver
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No, they are standard speakers and need a stereo or receiver to use the speakers, they are not a stand alone audio device.
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We have a surround system with our tv. It doesnt need to have a seperate speaker so the tv speakers should be ok
1046150
This item is just speakers (also comes with wires). You will actually need a receiver to hook them up to in order to make them work. A DVD player will also be needed if you want to watch movies using these speakers. More importantly though (and mandatory) is the receiver (any brand will do). A home theater system would also work in place of a receiver, but most of those come with speakers.
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Be aware that you wouldn't want to use this speaker system with a TV if that TVs external sound output level/volume is not adjustable from the remote. Some TVs have a fixed output so you should check your TVs manual.
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If your TV, DVD, Blue Ray has a mini-plug audio outlet, I suppose it would be possible using the speaker's "aux in". However my experience with this tower is that the built-in TV speaker has better sound.
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Not directly. They are speakers. Speakers need to connect to amp or receiver first
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Probably not. The speaker only reproduces what the TV is doing. You could try your audio settings on the TV to see if a different setting works with the newer DVDs.
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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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They work beautifully with TVs. Ours is plugged in to the earphone jack, on quite an old set. I imagine you would use the aux. speaker jack on newer models.
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If you you have any output sound on your TV if not you would have to used your computer this speakers are for pc
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The speakers are compatible with any device, you can connect it to the tv audio output with rca cables, or through a receiver...
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These are powered speakers which means they already have an amp in them. So you would go directly from your DVD player to the speakers. These are also used as home studio monitors as well. Thank you
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These cannot go directly to TV. To go direct to TV speakers would have to have a built in amplfier. Thus they need to plug into a standard stereo receiver (which has an amplifier) and the the receiver and TV are connected using RCA plugs.
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Yes If the DVD Player has Video RCA video Output (Yellow connector) or SVGA connector. The speakers (RCA red and white) are low power so the sound will not be so good. Beware It's 800x600 resolution so the image will not be the standard 1080p
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I was just wondering if these speakers would be compatible with a RCA Pearl 512 MB MP3 player, and Walkman CD players