Can I use the TV speakers with the sound bar system? null

You can, if your TV allows you to. Perhaps the better question is, why would you want to? The soundbar has much better quality sound than your built in TV speakers, so it would probably sound best to turn off the TV speakers.

Why would you want to? You can adjust the sound bar speakers, especially the middle speaker, used for dialogue.

The answer depends not on the sound bar but on the television connection and settings. I prefer to use both on occasion myself just to promote a more healthy sound field. If the TV settings allows for both to operate at the same time, then of course, you'll be fine. If no settings are offered (nothing to change) on the TV, then both will operate simultaneously anyway.

No and you wouldn't want to if you could anyways because the quality of the TV speakers are terrible compared to your sound system. Naked sure to use the ARC In HDMI port 1 for the best sound quality.

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You can, if your TV allows you to. Perhaps the better question is, why would you want to? The soundbar has much better quality sound than your built in TV speakers, so it would probably sound best to turn off the TV speakers.
Answered by andybot2000 10 years ago
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Why would you want to? You can adjust the sound bar speakers, especially the middle speaker, used for dialogue.
Answered by tomg 10 years ago
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The answer depends not on the sound bar but on the television connection and settings. I prefer to use both on occasion myself just to promote a more healthy sound field. If the TV settings allows for both to operate at the same time, then of course, you'll be fine. If no settings are offered (nothing to change) on the TV, then both will operate simultaneously anyway.
Answered by brosenau 10 years ago
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Yes you can
Answered by Josh 10 years ago
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No and you wouldn't want to if you could anyways because the quality of the TV speakers are terrible compared to your sound system. Naked sure to use the ARC In HDMI port 1 for the best sound quality.
Answered by Hinesty 10 years ago
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