can i use this equipment for my home theater at home?
359524
Yeah, but it's designed for best sound at high volumes and at distances. But if you want to rumble the entire house, then I guess it's for you. But I wouldn't reccomend it
359525
You can although it will be way more power then necessary for a home theater let alone a real theater
359526
In theory, yes but you won't want to. This is going to be too much boom unless you have a really big room. I have retired from djing and my sub has been sitting there doing nothing so the thought crossed my mind to do the same but it is just too much honestly.
1525773
Yes, you can.This is the setup that I am using as all AV units are located in a cabinet - in the basement- with the main screen in the living room - one floor up. i am using an old TV screen near the Pioneer AV unit to set the parameters up.
392361
Yes you would need a home theater system unless your tv has speaker connection on the back for external center channel speaker.
843132
You shouldn't need one unless your home theater system only accepts an optical cable. Either way an optical cable should produce better sound from your home theater system and I would recommend using one.
481546
Depends on your situation. If you are looking for a power amp for PA, no. If your intention is to use it at home with components attached to it, yes.
1700624
Not directly.... It have to be conected to a amplifier ( home theatre mostly )
2147324
Yes, but you cannot connect directly to your TV. You will need an amp in-between. A home theater receiver is the best choice.
1942331
You can plug your other home theater components into it, and use it as a hub. I actually do not - I use an external media bridge which connects better to my home wireless (all of my components are inside a custom cabinet which reduces the wireless signal strength significantly - hence the need for an external media bridge which sits behind my TV, and all of the ethernet cables plug into it).
984376
Hi Leon, we have not come across customers who confirm they use this item for their audio home theater equipment.
657766
If your home theater is 1000W or less, yes you can use it. Otherwise, you don't want to risk burning the system.
955705
Hello- Yes, you would need a home stereo receiver to work with this speaker system, you can not hook them directly to your tv. With the receiver, they should be louder, and much better sound quality, than what you get with your TV's built in speakers. Good luck-
828221
No, you can not. You should connect your source (e.g. DVD/BluRay player) directly to your home theater receiver in orther to drive your speakers.If you connect an HDMI source directly to the projector, it will decode stereo audio only and play it only on small internal speakers.
580350
Yes you could, however it would not be the optimal setup. I would recommend using a sound bar with a sub connected through an hdmi or fiber optic audio wire. These are some amazing computer speakers but I would not be trying to get enough sound out of them to use with a living room. So I would say get a budget soundbar with a sub.
1029302
You must have phantom power with you sound system, then yes you can use it for live performances.
677072
Yes you can. You will need to splice the connectors on your wires. the speakers do not have plain ends they have LG connectors. Do not buy this HT system it is very quirky and LG will not help me. When it does work it sounds great. the dvd portion stops playing and takes forever to restart. good luck
1801028
Technically yes, but note this is a WIRED keyboard (with a short USB cable). For Home Theater I imagine you would prefer a wireless keyboard.
2256062
You have probably already found your system, but if not, I have a slightly used LG BH6820SW 3D-ready home theater system without the player for $100. If you are still interested, check out Ebay Item# 111611983879