“Does this system require or allow for a separate amplifier or receiver? I don't know a lot about surround sound systems, but I know that some systems incorporate an AV receiver or an amplifier that powers the speaker system. Is this something that is required with this system if I am connecting it to an HDTV? Or is the amplifier part of the sound bar or something? Thank you!”

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• This system can be connected to an amplifier but it is not necessary. It can be connected directly to the television.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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• It's part of the sound bar

  Answered by Josh 9 years ago

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• The soundbar provides it's own power, no amp needed.

  Answered by OpiePride 9 years ago

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• The amp is built into the soundbar and subwoofer. It hooks up to your TV via HDMI or optical cable, both are included!

  Answered by andybot2000 9 years ago

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• No, this system replaces a conventional reciever with the sound bar which acts as a center, right, and left speaker, and a reciever. The subwoofer is what powers the two rear speakers

  Answered by Alex 10 years ago

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• No need for an amplifier

  Answered by Tech 10 years ago

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