Is it possible to connect speakers of a home systems' to an existing DVD player of same brand, SONY?

Jun 08
2009
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I have a SONY DVD player. Is it possible to get only the speakers, which comes along the home system and connect it to the player, will it have the same effects as the home system set. Or will there be any difference while doing so?,

If so what are the components to get along with the speakers, i.e., woofer or similar one, any idea?

Speakers will not work without an amplifier (unless they are 'active' speakers, with built-in amplifiers).

A DVD player does not have an amplifier,

You will need to buy an a/v (audio visual) amplifier plus speakers, or a 'home theatre-in-a-box' system in order to be able to hear anything.

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3 Responses to “Is it possible to connect speakers of a home systems' to an existing DVD player of same brand, SONY?”

  1. June 8th, 2009 at 7:21 am

    Toodeemo says:

    You need an amp, pre-amp, DVD player and speakers to make that system work. If you hook the speakers up to the DVD player, you will not hear anything or what you hear will be very distorted with very little volume. Hook it up the way the manufacturer tells you to. If you hook it up the wrong way, you could burn the entire system out.
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  2. June 8th, 2009 at 8:08 am

    jimnrara says:

    you Can hook the audio out on the DVD player to the audio in (aux, aux2,CD,Phono) of a regular stereo system and use it that way but unless it is a "home theater in a box" type thing you can't hook just speakers to a DVD player, you will not get any sound
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  3. June 8th, 2009 at 8:35 am

    Twisted_Ace says:

    Speakers will not work without an amplifier (unless they are 'active' speakers, with built-in amplifiers).

    A DVD player does not have an amplifier,

    You will need to buy an a/v (audio visual) amplifier plus speakers, or a 'home theatre-in-a-box' system in order to be able to hear anything.
    References :

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