“Can you wire in another pair of speakers Can you wire in another pair of speakers to these speajers? My TV only has the one audio output l/r but I want 4 speakers attached and wd also like to add a center speaker. I have them kook ed up that way right now, and they sound great but didn't want to blow them up.”
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These are designed to be run in a surround sound system. In other words you need an av reciever to power the speakers.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No. If TV Output impedance sees less than four ohms, amp will short-out. it is not recommended.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Running these speakers direct from your t.v. is probably not a good idea. You might want to pick up a receiver that allows more than just a l and r output. A receiver with tv audio ins and outs would allow you to use a sub woofer as well as a center channel speaker as well as additional satellite speakers. Best buy has some excellent choices with both quality at good prices. Also, give your speakers a gradual increase of volume as you use them, this will give the speakers a chance to get used to higher volumes. Speakers need a break in time, so to speak. Usually about 250 to 400 hrs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Actually, you'll probably do the opposite of "blowing them up." The more paths for the signal (i.e. more speakers), the less signal goes to each one. May be time to invest in a receiver that takes the sound from the source (cable box, DVD player, etc.).
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