Does Product Adapt to Sony Active Speaker Systen Model SRS-NWGU50
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I'm not sure about the Sony speakers. I use A JVC active/passive speaker set that works fine
768907
well saw a picture of the energy take speakers, mine i think are smaller (sony muteki 7.2) , but have a similar mount. i did get to mount them, but you'll have to do some tweaking, i used a screw, washers and a nut to tighten the speaker in place, but do take into account the max weight that the mount supports. Besides that a great speaker mount.
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I couldn't tell from the B&W website if they implied any improvements but I bought this set up 6 months ago and returned it due to the heating in the right speaker. After I noticed it I googled it and found it has been a concern since they were first launched.
1964138
No. The pro-media's satellites are specifically designed with a high crossover in mind for the sub to take over which will change since these speakers are so much bigger. Also if the impedance doesn't match you could damage both things.
1970915
You did not specify the model of your Sony receiver; nevertheless I have the old Sony STR DG820 Receiver and fits perfectly.
484100
Check the Klipsch website. It will tell you the models that's the wireless unit works with.
2190277
Yes this speaker will work with this system. I have to say that if you buy a receiver do NOT buy this one. This receiver is junk. try a search for sony.
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The connection points to the receiver are proprietary, the connection points to the speaker are hardwired. If the speaker blows you can splice a regular speaker wire to the connector and as long as the replacement speaker matches impedance you should be fine.
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Refer to your owners manual for the screw mount size for that particular speaker. It should have it. My home Sony system did (M6). It has pretty much has all the sizes in the pack but I would check the manual to be sure.
718367
Yes it will. I bought this for a nwze -475 and it fits great! Some of the products it can fit aren't listed in the ad. I was skeptical because my player wasn't listed either. If you still aren't certain scour the internet check with Sony and then make your purchase. You could probably check with Igadgitz also I'm sure they can help. Good luck Dwayne D.
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Hi Miguel Duharte,Please send us more details about your concern at socialsupport@am.sony.com, give us your contact details and the exact model number of your unit so that we can assist you further. Thanks. >Joffrey
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Make sure you wattage for your speakers can handle the watts from your pye your speakers can blow out...I love my pye no problems thank god..I have my pye hooked up to my sony speakers also I have Rca speakers so I have two sets of speakers hooked up and boy is that loud...LOVE MY PYE....
818455
Yes it does. It's in the sound settings and really makes my sony speakers kick.
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Here is the answer that I got from Pioneer... it worked!Thank you for contacting Pioneer Electronics, Inc.Change the Subwoofer setting under SYSTEM SETTING>MANUAL SPEAKER SETTING>SPEAKER SET>FRONT SPEAKER TO LARGE, once the front speaker are set to large you can change the SW to PLUS, that will allow the subwoofer to be active with the stereo signal.
599687
Yes, I am running my 1980 Sony rack system and it sounds great! I ran a 1974 Sansui for a bit with the same results. Enjoy
1970919
If the Sony uses banana plugs, there is no reason why these shouldn't fit. All banana plugs are universal size and shape. They would not fit 1/8", 1/4", RCA, or other audio plugs. If you don't know what kind of plug adapter your receiver uses, check the manual
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No, correctly installed, there should be no change in sound quality. Be sure to observe correct polarity and use only 1 pair of terminals on each speaker for the left or right channels. Be aware that you are not utilizing one channel on each speaker.