A:AnswerThe R-41PM speakers feature standard Bluetooth connectivity. If your TV has Bluetooth output capability, then it is possible to connect these speakers.
A:AnswerI don’t think so. As far as I understand it, the Bluetooth feature is for connecting an audio source as an input, not for connecting additional output or speakers. You can only have one Bluetooth device connected at any given time, so that would also conflict with any input connection.
The R41P does have a “Sub Out” connection for directly connecting to a compatible, powered subwoofer. I imagine this works with most of Klipsch’s Powered Subwoofers, but I’m not sure.
A:AnswerYes, I have a turntable with RCA cables and you plug them directly into one speaker. The preamp in the speaker splits the left and right audio between the two speakers.
A:AnswerThe R-41M are passive, non-powered speakers that will need to be connected, via speaker wire, to a receiver/amplifier for power. This model does not feature RCA inputs.
A:AnswerYes!
Please note: If your turntable has a switch to engage a built-in preamp, you will want to set that turntable's switch to 'Phono' and then set the 'Phono/Line' switch on the R-41PM speakers to 'Phono' as well. If you would rather use the phono preamp built into your turntable, you will want to set the switch, on both the turntable and the speakers, to 'Line'.
A:AnswerYes!
Please note: If your turntable has a switch to engage a built-in preamp, you will want to set that turntable's switch to 'Phono' and then set the 'Phono/Line' switch on the R-41PM speakers to 'Phono' as well. If you would rather use the phono preamp built into your turntable, you will want to set the switch, on both the turntable and the speakers, to 'Line'.
A:AnswerConsider purchasing a phono preamp with a gain control. This will allow you to turn up the gain on the phono input for a louder signal. Also recommend a preamp with bass/treble controls as the Klipsch speakers don’t have that either. Check out Gogroove products online, they have several affordable preamps that will solve this for you.
Finally, check the output rating for the phono cartridge on your turntable and consider replacing it with one that has a higher output.
A:AnswerIt is not typically recommended to connect powered speakers to a receiver/amplifier. You will not be able to use speaker wire and the typical red and black terminals. To connect the R-41PM to a receiver, you will need to use a 3.5mm analogue cable. Please check with Denon's support to see if this connection is feasible.
A:AnswerI know you asked awhile back, so this may be way too late. I am hooking a pair up tomorrow as wireless surrounds. Contact SVS. They have a product called the Soundpath Wireless Audio Adapter. It is primarily meant for subs, but it is a full frequency wireless adapter meaning it can be used to wirelessly connect pretty much any pair of powered speakers to a home theater receiver. It’s $120 and can be bought directly from SVS or placess like Crutchfield. The SVS customer service people are very helpful & walked me through the whole hookup process. Just don’t ask Crutchfield. They didn’t have a clue what the SVS product can be used for.
