A:AnswerYes but make sure your not going with larger output speakers I'd stick with maybe 80 watts for both the shelf speakers that come with it push 100 so your probably not going to even need more.
A:AnswerYou don't have to hook this up to a TV. However, without the TV connection you won't be able to change settings using the on-(tv) screen menu system, which does make things a little easier.
A:AnswerThere is a 5 Chanel stereo sound mode that turned FM broadcast to use all speakers so I think it would work with a CD player that has left/right line inputs...if the player has a digital out then use that and I’m pretty sure it would work fine with all speakers
A:AnswerYes. I added my turntable without issue. Recommend bypassing the preamp in your turntable if possible. I got much better sound that way. DVD.CD player will work as well. There are multiple input options. You can also push your TV sound through the system which is much better than a sound bar in my opinion. Make sure to use the auto setup mic they include to get the best sound for your room.
A:AnswerIt specifies keyhole mounts, but there is a screw hole. I bought an universal mounting kit off Amazon (Perlesmith) which had an assortment of screws and one of them fit giving a tighter connection.
A:AnswerIt does have RCA inputs, they are grouped and labelled Video 1, 2, 3 etc. I have a CD Player from the '90's connected w/ left/right RCA connections.
A:AnswerThere are home theater systems with built-in wireless surround, my parents alphabet a Samsung system that does this. I personally use a rocket fish wireless surround unit to send a wireless signal to the back of the room, and then the rear speakers are connected via wire to that receiver unit
A:AnswerNot necessarily... you have to enable bluetooth connect mode if you want to connect via different device. This enables your receiver to be discoverable and then you can connect. Hope this helps.
