Is this compatible with a sound bar?
1713737
I doubt it. Unless, your sound bar has a large microphone input (same cord a guitar uses for its amp).
1713738
I have it connected to a behringer mixer and the out put connectconnected. To my Vizio sound"bar. 2.1 it sound great for karaoke
1713739
I don't do the P A setup in the group I play in. We have two of these set ups, on different frequencies, and they work fine for us. They are used with our sound board so the mics are put through the mixer/ board for effects and the sound is great. The main difference in having these systems is the reduction in gear that we have to carry around. The only negative we had was with the instrument lapel mic I had for my Bodhran. We got interference with 1 pair of the wireless mics, so I had to swap frequencies on the instrument mic. . As far as I'm concerned this set up is fine as long as you don't throw the units around. We have a rolling luggage bag that works for us. I don't do the P A setup in the group I play in. We have two of these set ups, on different frequencies, and they work fine for us. They are used with our sound board so the mics are put through the mixer/ board for effects and the sound is great. The main difference in having these systems is the reduction in gear that we have to carry around. The only negative we had was with the instrument lapel mic I had for my Bodhran. We got interference with 1 pair of the wireless mics, so I had to swap frequencies on the instrument mic. . As far as I'm concerned this set up is fine as long as you... » Read More I don't do the P A setup in the group I play in. We have two of these set ups, on different frequencies, and they work fine for us. They are used with our sound board so the mics are put through the mixer/ board for effects and the sound is great. The main difference in having these systems is the reduction in gear that we have to carry around. The only negative we had was with the instrument lapel mic I had for my Bodhran. We got interference with 1 pair of the wireless mics, so I had to swap frequencies on the instrument mic. . As far as I'm concerned this set up is fine as long as you don't throw the units around. We have a rolling luggage bag that works for us. « Show Less
1713740
I'm not sure what the others are talking about. I ordered this and it works just fine. That being said, you are getting what you pay for. They should work with any system that has a 1/4 input. They are cheap and cheaply made but I've had mine for nearly a year and not had problems. They've lasted longer than I expected with weekly use.
2131124
I don't have a Vizio soundbar but if there is a optical input in your Vizio it will work for sure as there is only one standard for interfacing optical inputs/outputs.
1415816
Yes and no. It will work with the headphone jack on the tv, but if you are looking for a soundbar, this is not the solution. This is great for computer sized monitors or to travel with. Not for surround sound.
623420
This sound bar has a 3.5mm analogue input (aka headphone jack size) and two optical (TOS Link) inputs. If your TV has an optical out you would purchase a compatible cable to take the TVs output and input it in the sound bar.
794386
Once your TV has RCA-type outputs and you have a 2-RCA jack to 3.5mm (male) cable, this sound bar will work. This is the set-up I currently have and is quite adequate for my needs, I set up the sound bar above the TV so I get nice sound spread.
1085394
I do not know the answer to that. I do know the sound on board is not very good. So I see why you want a sound bar.
714160
Yes it is. You need to buy a RCA wire to connect your tv to this converter, and a optical cable to connect the converter to your soundbar.
2049977
You might be able to connect one, but not cannect one! Just buy a sound bar that includes a subwoofer
2273868
I do believe it would, but I haven't tried that particular sound bar. The USB output is a relatively low output, so if the sound bar isn't amplified on its own, it will be very quiet.
2112696
There is an optical output in the TV , the optical input from sound bar should be connected to the optical output of the TV. I am not sure if this will work with other TV. I think if there is an optical output, it may work.
2062103
No, this Yamaha speaker is not a sound bar. It is just a center channel speaker, that would go with your other speakers (like front, etc.) and get connected to your sound system. You need to search for a "sound bar".
2000373
you should be able to--but the critical question is how many "amps" your sound bar needs to function--each power supply is rated by how much current (amps) it will provide--just as important as the voltage. And, of course, the plug end needs to fit--which it probably will.
2068750
Probably but you are better off getting a better sound bar. This one is junk.
334921
No idea. But there are better products out there. I'd say to avoid this sound bar.
438146
I unfortunately do not know what a "sound bar" is. Mine is hooked up to an XLR input on a mixer.
171871
Absolutely, I do! I have mine wired to a small Monitor sub. Make sure you let the soundbar know that you are connecting a sub, there is a setting for it on the menu.
1509035
Thanks for your question. It will not. Sound bars have built in amplifiers. You will need a center channel speaker not a soundbar.