A:AnswerThese speakers have a 3.5mm headphone input and a RCA input and a USB port to charge or power your device, unfortunately they do not have a headphone jack output. If your turntable has a 1/8 headphone jack you will need a 1/8 to 3.5mm adapter, or if your turntable has RCA (red/white coaxial) you can use an RCA cable to connect to these.
A:Answerthe best solution to your question would be to get a Bluetooth transmitter to transmit the audio wirelessly from your TV to the speakers.. as far as not understanding Bluetooth, you will have to start somewhere. never to old to learn something new. if your younger you will have to get on the bandwagon eventually.
A:Answerdont see why you cant just use the main speakers solo. as far as stereo sound? well thats out the window, you will loose all the sound that should be coming from the other speaker so it wont even be true mono.
A:Answer6.5 width, 8 depth, 11 heighth. I have a 10" Klipsch sub connected and they are incredible !! Alone, without the sub .. they seem as if they wouldn't hold bass from extended periods of time. I'm a DJ and they are amazing as monitor speakers. And at 79.99 they are a steal. I paid 149.00 fine mine.
A:AnswerYES, they 'must' be connected to each other - with the provided speaker cable. These are "active" speakers, with the built-in amp (rated 20 Watts RMS/Channel) for both L and R channels located in the "Left" speaker. As the left speaker only has LINE LEVEL (RCA, 3.5 mm) inputs it should not be driven with a speaker-level signal from your receiver. If you are going to 'drive' your remote speaker set-up with your receiver, you should shop for 'passive' speakers (not self-powered, like these Model: NS-HBTSS116's) For the same $ballpark ($150~$200) I would recommend bookshelf speakers from Pioneer's Andrew Jones speakers Pioneer SP-BS22 (~$129/pair), Wharfedale - Diamond 10.1 (Black) (~$249/pair), or say Andrew Jones ELAC B6 (~$279/pair).
A:AnswerThese speakers have an RCA input and an AUX input, in addition to being Bluetooth. If your TV has either of these, then yes, you can connect it. The answer the other person gave about "no wires" is not correct. It even has a USB input, thought I haven't figured that out, yet. I'd assume you could hook up a device that can play over USB.
A:AnswerYou can take the output connection from your Marantz system (RCA) cable red & white to the input (RCA) of the Bluetooth speakers, just MAKE SURE you turn the volume way down, since these are POWERED speakers!!!
A:AnswerThe Insignia™ 25W Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers can work alongside your Insignia soundbar and woofer, but they won't directly integrate with them. These speakers are designed to connect to devices via Bluetooth or through a 3.5mm audio jack or RCA cable.
If your soundbar has an audio output, you could potentially connect the bookshelf speakers to it using the appropriate cables. However, they won't function as part of a unified sound system with the soundbar and woofer unless your setup supports multiple audio outputs.
A:AnswerPress the Bluetooth button on the remote to enter Bluetooth mode. The blue LED indicator turns on. When in Bluetooth mode, press and hold to enter pairing mode. See the instructions that came with your Bluetooth device for information about pairing.
