Can plug these speakers to my receiver?
163777
The answer is no. They work very well on home computer, as well as any output single plug
163778
I wouldn't recommend it, they are excellent computer speakers and you'd probably blow them up. You could get a headphone jack converter and run them out of there.
163779
Yes. However you would need to attah the speaker system via the headphone jack. Hope this helps. These speakers are amazing!
253116
These are not powered speakers they require an amplifier or PA. Only then could you do connect it.
1151982
You need a receiver In order to make these speaker work. Controller or S4 to receiver and receiver to speaker with speak wires.
1438508
I would assume so. Physically you can. The only thing I would be careful if making sure the speakers don't require too many watts. You don't want to overload the receiver trying to push speakers with wattage that is higher than it was designed for.
1119341
No. These are passive speakers - you can't plug anything directly into them.
924500
No... That's a line-level output and these are not powered speakers. You could buy a stereo or surround-sound receiver to power these speakers and use a stereo 3.5mm plug to dual RCA plug adapter cable (or cables for surround sound) to connect the sound card to a line level input on the receiver (CD, DVD, tape, etc...).
179644
No such thing as a stupid question,these are not what you need, these are very nice stereo receiver speakers, what you need will cost much less than these. These will not work for just hooking to your computer, not at all.
1870280
Thanks for your question. You will need a receiver for these. It is a wonderful sounding speaker system.
209970
As these are just a pair of speakers you would need at least a stereo amp, speaker wire, and RCA cables for input into the receiver. I paired these speakers with a Sony STR-DH130 2 Channel Stereo Receiver and find that it drives them quite well. I primarily use them for listening to music but they do well for watching tv, though some equalizing may be necessary.
1348790
Unless your speaker have a built in amp with volume controls it won't work. The receiver's output is standard low-level audio and requires an amplifier. Hope this answers your question.
1035979
If your receiver has a sub-woofer output, it should work. The power part of the speaker is supplied by plugging into a wall outlet.
34749
As long as the adapter or the home theater receiver has a method of pairing with the speakers, they should be able to connect and stream audio
823773
These are passive speakers, not a stereo system. Must be connected to an amplifier or receiver
1402950
No, and they arent powered so you'd need an amp/receiver to use with ipod etc, they've got the kind of jacks for using speaker wire
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I'm 99% sure you can. Because the jack where your computer speakers plugin is also 3.5 millimeter. just plug the 3.5 mm end in to where your speakers go into your computer which is normally a light green outlet, and run the red and white RCA to like the CD or Foe no prob your receiver. That is what I do. And these are really nice hi end converter wires, especially for the price....ENJOY!!
1583578
I connected mine to my home receiver. You would need a preamp to connect them to a computer.
337749
Yes you can, such as hooking it up to a receiver or a stereo unit, just run a + and a - from your reciever and to the speakers.