What will I need to hook these speakers up to my projector for an outdoor movie theatre?
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i bought a mini amp Lepai LP-2020A+ Tripath TA2020 Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Amplifier with Power Supply and some copper wire. This amp has a couple input types and can hook up from a computer or DVD player or probably whatever you want to use outside. Also the amp doesnt get too hot so if you want to put it in a waterproof box it should work fine. an outdoor movie theater sounds like a great idea!
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If the question is in regard to speaker wire connections, these speakers take an open speaker wire. I would purchase a set (4) of banana plugs from Amazon, Home Depot or an electronic store. There are many different variations that boast different quality sound so that in itself is a decision. See the video below for a quick video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRqeCkgXWs If the video is in regard to mounting, I would suggest you mount them to whatever you are mounting the projector to. The bracket shown has a set of 8 elongated holes, to accommodate for smaller or larger mounting applications. The speakers come with stainless steel screws that work well with wood, make sure to use a pilot hole so not to splinter the wood.
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If the question is in regard to speaker wire connections, these speakers take an open speaker wire. I would purchase a set (4) of banana plugs from Amazon, Home Depot or an electronic store. There are many different variations that boast different quality sound so that in itself is a decision. See the video below for a quick video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRqeCkgXWsIf the video is in regard to mounting, I would suggest you mount them to whatever you are mounting the projector to. The bracket shown has a set of 8 elongated holes, to accommodate for smaller or larger mounting applications. The speakers come with stainless steel screws that work well with wood, make sure to use a pilot hole so not to splinter the wood. If the question is in regard to speaker wire connections, these speakers take an open speaker wire. I would purchase a set (4) of banana plugs from Amazon, Home Depot or an electronic store. There are many different variations that boast different quality sound so that in itself is a decision. See the video below for a quick video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRqeCkgXWsIf the video is in regard to mounting, I would suggest you mount them to whatever you are mounting the projector to. The bracket shown has a set of 8 elongated holes, to... » Read More If the question is in regard to speaker wire connections, these speakers take an open speaker wire. I would purchase a set (4) of banana plugs from Amazon, Home Depot or an electronic store. There are many different variations that boast different quality sound so that in itself is a decision. See the video below for a quick video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRqeCkgXWsIf the video is in regard to mounting, I would suggest you mount them to whatever you are mounting the projector to. The bracket shown has a set of 8 elongated holes, to accommodate for smaller or larger mounting applications. The speakers come with stainless steel screws that work well with wood, make sure to use a pilot hole so not to splinter the wood. « Show Less
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The projector does not have an audio out. You would have to hook the speakers up to the component that is providing your video and audio signals to the projector.
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The are connected to a wire. There is a external amp that you plug in and the speakers connect to that.
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You will need a RCA to TRS 1/4 cable would be sufficient, they're great little speaker to use outdoors.
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They are inside speakers. I don't see why they wouldn't work outside if they are installed under a patio cover of some sort.
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Ann, These speakers need to connect to a receiver or amplifier. You can then connect the DVD player sound to the amplifier or receiver as well.Eric C
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You will need a receiver or amp, speaker wire and wire cutter to connect them. It takes some work but it's not that bad.
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I use these on my patio outside. I've been using 200 watts and 50 feet of speaker cable, they seem to work just fine, I did add a 10" powered sub woofer to enhance the bass. I can't say I've pushed them to their max.. I have neighbors that I like. the speakers work for me in my application.
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Any speaker wires will do. Kind of depends how long of a run the cables need to be but 16 gauge should work. No special connections needed but again depends on your receiver. I used what are called banana clip connections but just wrapping the wire around the terminals should work. The wire should have two colors so you can connect the positive terminal on the speaker to the positive terminal on the receiver. PS. Very good speakers but you should also buy a woofer the complete the set.
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You will need any type of external ant, I used generic 6" west marine speakers for my install, they worked great
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they need to be connected to the speaker output on your power amp or receiver with the correct type of wire
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Standard speakers would be attached to the common and 8 OHM connection. If you have a long run or many speakers, you would need to have 70 volt speakers (they have a built in transformer - usually outdoor speakers).
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Yes, you can use your Bluetooth speakers. And the projector should be compatible with your display.
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Yes you can, we also do it all the time. For outdoor movie watching though, I would definitely reccomend hooking up some awesome sounding external speakers. This projector works VERY well for the price!!
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Hi Adam, Thanks for the question about the Wireless Outdoor Speakers. Paul pretty well covers it. I would just add the speaker wire connections on the back of the speakers can use a banana plug or screws to pinch the wire into place. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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The solution I found was to get a connection from the projector speaker. suits you to install an RCA connector to an amplifier. I speak Spanish (Hablo español)
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They require a AV -Receiver or a separate power Amp. I used these for rear surrounds for years and they were the bang for the buck for sure. Good sound too!