A:AnswerYes, an adapter may need to be purchased depending on the Alexa output, but you can definitely connect via Bluetooth or HDMI. When connected to an active, selected HDMI input, the Bluetooth connection remains on standby. You can then select Bluetooth or simply turn off all other input sources and the connected Bluetooth device will take over.
A:AnswerI have an echo dot paired with the Bluetooth. When I want to listen to music I just say, “Alexa, connect to my speakers.” She connects and the receiver turns on which is great, but then the tv turns on, too. But I only want to listen to music and don’t want the tv on. Is there a way to keep the tv from turning on? When I a done listening through Alexa, I just say, “Alexa disconnect my speakers and it unpairs and turns off the receiver. Unfortunately it doesn’t turn off the tv, but it switches to over the air tv so I have to turn it off manually.
A:AnswerThe ohms rating isn't a problem. All depends on how the speakers hook up. If it's with simple speaker wire (rather than a proprietary wireless or wired connection) then you'll be good to go. Although I'm unsure about your surround speakers wireless transmitter...
A:AnswerHi Silent,We are sorry to hear what happened. In this case, Please allow us to help you and make this a better experience. Kindly send us an email at [email protected] including my name, model number and this feedback post in the email. Hope to hear from you. Regards, David
A:AnswerNo. it will sound like it, pending on which sound mode you dial into. if you are using the full 5.1 setup, the front two speakers will be firing.
A:Answeryour components are rca or hdmi. on the speakers i stripped the ends of the wires and connected to the fasteners. the speakers i am using are a combo of floor standing and book shelf. sound is good.
A:AnswerHello bob, Yes. It has an optical jack. You may check page 11 of the manual for reference.
https://docs.sony.com/release//Manual_4726906111.pdf
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A:Answeri just bought the receiver a couple of weeks ago. It's totally worth it and sounds great. But to answer your question it only plays from one source at a time.
