How do I exactly connect these to my tv? null

These speakers are not pre-amp powered. You have to have a receiver or amplifier of at least 50Watts RMS. These are hard wired (monster cable) with quick clips for connections. Your TV would have to have a RCA Audio output to an amp which then outputs to the speakers.

You need a Home Theater Receiver. Or at least a receiver with the proper inputs for TV setup.

You would either use an amplifier or a receiver and connect these to it and the TV to the amp/receiver.

You have to have a receiver to use these speakers.

you need an amplifier or receiver in between these are 'passive' not amplified.

you need an audio receiver in between.

You'll need an audio receiver in thepath and the correct output from your tv, HDMI, SPIDIF, RCA stereo jacks,. One of these will drive the receiver inputs, the receiver outputs will drive the speakers.

You need to hook the speakers to a receiver and then hook the receiver to the TV.

Through an amp/receiver. I hook my speakers through my Onkyo NR TX636. Highly recommend both.

Hook the speakers to your stereo receiver as normal. Then connect the RCA jacks (or HDMI if available) from the audio out from TV to the audio in on the receive and boom you are good to go. (Make sure you have the correct audio button pushed on your receiver such as aux1, aux2 and so on or no audio will be heard).

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These speakers are not pre-amp powered. You have to have a receiver or amplifier of at least 50Watts RMS. These are hard wired (monster cable) with quick clips for connections. Your TV would have to have a RCA Audio output to an amp which then outputs to the speakers.
Answered by DJWheels 9 years ago
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You need a Home Theater Receiver. Or at least a receiver with the proper inputs for TV setup.
Answered by mterry660 9 years ago
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You would either use an amplifier or a receiver and connect these to it and the TV to the amp/receiver.
Answered by Nachbar 10 years ago
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You have to have a receiver to use these speakers.
Answered by rmwillis13 10 years ago
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you need an amplifier or receiver in between these are 'passive' not amplified.
Answered by beelzee 10 years ago
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you need an audio receiver in between.
Answered by zika 8 years ago
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You'll need an audio receiver in thepath and the correct output from your tv, HDMI, SPIDIF, RCA stereo jacks,. One of these will drive the receiver inputs, the receiver outputs will drive the speakers.
Answered by zika 8 years ago
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You need to hook the speakers to a receiver and then hook the receiver to the TV.
Answered by Anonymous 8 years ago
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Through an amp/receiver. I hook my speakers through my Onkyo NR TX636. Highly recommend both.
Answered by merv775 10 years ago
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Hook the speakers to your stereo receiver as normal. Then connect the RCA jacks (or HDMI if available) from the audio out from TV to the audio in on the receive and boom you are good to go. (Make sure you have the correct audio button pushed on your receiver such as aux1, aux2 and so on or no audio will be heard).
Answered by GoneFishin 10 years ago
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