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posted on December 20, 2009 at 05:39PM Inappropriate?

I just bought a  32' LCDSamsung TV and wanted to buy external speakers for it, Do I need a receiver to connect the TV to the speakers?  Please help.....Thank you

replies: 4 latest post: December 22, 2009 at 02:25PM by Talon2Pro
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posted on December 20, 2009 at 06:58PM
 

you can buy either a Home Theater in a box or you can buy a soundbar 

posted on December 21, 2009 at 04:42PM
 
In response to gigiru's post from December 20 2009 05:39PM

Let me try to get an opinion from the Blue Electronics Crew!

posted on December 21, 2009 at 05:41PM
 
In response to gigiru's post from December 20 2009 05:39PM

Here is an opinion from a member of the Blue Electronics Crew:

 "At the very minimum you will need a device such as a receiver to control the volume/balance/treble of any external (non-TV speakers).  If you have your mind set on this route, Sears (and Sears.com) features a wide variety of Sherwood and Sony receivers (ranging in price from $99.99 to $299.99) as well as Sony speakers (ranging in price from $49.99 to $159.99) for a complete home theater set-up.  A second alternative course of action would be to purchase either a Samsung non-integrated (no DVD player) HTIB/speaker set such as the HT-AS730 (Sears item number 98639, $499.99 everyday price) or a Samsung integrated HTIB such as the HT-Z320 or HT-Z520 (Sears item numbers 98659 and 98669 at $229.99 and $379.99 everyday prices, respectively).  The main benefit of this course of action is that all necessary audio components are integrated into a single package whereby each component is specifically designed to work with the other components to produce optimal sound.  A secondary benefit of this course of action is that you will be able to control all devices with a single, unitized remote- a great benefit if you're trying to reduce clutter or don't want the hassle of keeping track of multiple remote controls. Good luck on your purchase decision."

posted on December 22, 2009 at 02:25PM
 
In response to SHC-Martina's post from December 21 2009 04:42PM

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