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Philips hi fi speakers for stereo setup?

euser1984 · 2014-04-28 20:47:06

I always liked the boomy sounds the philips hi fi's made - it was very good for dance music etc. I just got a new tv and I've been looking at upgrading to a 2.1 system. I think these might have enough bass without an extra woofer though. Would there be any advantages to adding a receiver here or will the outputs on the tv…

28-04-2014 8:47pm

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euser1984

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I always liked the boomy sounds the philips hi fi's made - it was very good for dance music etc.

I just got a new tv and I've been looking at upgrading to a 2.1 system. I think these might have enough bass without an extra woofer though.

Would there be any advantages to adding a receiver here or will the outputs on the tv be ok?

Thanks.

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#2 29-04-2014 9:54am

coylemj

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If you don't buy a receiver (I assume you mean an AV Receiver) then you'll need a soundbar. No TV that I'm aware of has speaker outputs.

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