A:AnswerIf the bedroom is carpeted, you may be able to shove the wires underneath the edge of the carpet. If you may be replacing the carpet in the near future, live with the wires on the walls until then, and when replacing the carpet place a wire for each speaker under the carpet padding. Carpet layers are able to do this safely; mine have several times in the past. Leave plenty of wire on each end to complete the hook up and be sure to mark the wires with tape or markers on the ends to identify them when hooking up.
A:AnswerE arc hooked up to tv from reciever best sound. Optical cable second best both easybplug and play. Good quality hdmi cable all unneed proably 4-6 feet. Measure how far it will be for reciever and rv distance.
A:AnswerIt depends on the total length of wire neded from the receiver to the rear speakers. I personally would replace the 24-2 with at least a 16-2 or 14-2. Like mentioned before that would depend on the length.
A:AnswerAs long as they are connected with standard speaker wire, I cannot see any problem in using them. I agree, they are light. I have not noticed any problems with them though. My previous system had rear channel surround speakers that were smaller but, heavier than these but, the sound coming from them was lesser than the Yamaha. Go figure. I guess you can’t judge a speaker by its weight. Lol.
A:AnswerYes, if you have hdmi arc and configure the tv to use the 2-way audio. Where depends on brand and model. I have a sharp and needed a YouTube to setup but works fine.
