Are these compatible with wired stereo systems? null

The Polk Audio 5-1/4" Bookshelf Speakers are compatible with wired stereo systems. These speakers need a Stereo Receiver / Amp to power them, they do not have an Amp build in. They handle 100 watts @ peak power so they would be good for an Stereo Receiver / Amp with about 85 watt out put or as rear speakers on a surround system.

The question is a bit vague, the speakers have a positive and negative terminal on the back, using speaker wire, you connect them to something. I use them with a Sherwood home theater receiver.

if you mean do you hook up regular speaker wire to a regular receiver than yes

Absolutely. I have them wired and they sound AWESOME

yes. I have two sets wired to my stereo system.

Very much so. Don't hesitate to try a pair.

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The Polk Audio 5-1/4" Bookshelf Speakers are compatible with wired stereo systems. These speakers need a Stereo Receiver / Amp to power them, they do not have an Amp build in. They handle 100 watts @ peak power so they would be good for an Stereo Receiver / Amp with about 85 watt out put or as rear speakers on a surround system.
Answered by Hans 10 years ago
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The question is a bit vague, the speakers have a positive and negative terminal on the back, using speaker wire, you connect them to something. I use them with a Sherwood home theater receiver.
Answered by MuzicLover 10 years ago
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if you mean do you hook up regular speaker wire to a regular receiver than yes
Answered by teddy 10 years ago
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Absolutely. I have them wired and they sound AWESOME
Answered by ALrealtor 10 years ago
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Yes that's what there made for
Answered by YAwhatever 10 years ago
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yes. I have two sets wired to my stereo system.
Answered by Dtvguy 10 years ago
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Very much so. Don't hesitate to try a pair.
Answered by Hats27 10 years ago
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Yes
Answered by TDukes 10 years ago
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Yes
Answered by shakid71 10 years ago
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Yes
Answered by pitogo 10 years ago
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