use speakers from home theater separatly

[alexvannoyd]

https/imgur.com/gznPfJO
https/imgur.com/ovZ4TGA
https/imgur.com/YUPcCpH
hi. is there any way to use the speakers from the home theatre ? cause i have problems with the player and he doesn t give audio to all of them for a while now. the only port that works , is the one for the front left. all speakers work with that port. the other ones does not. can i use them as stereo ? if that's posibble , how can i do that ? it s a lx3900sa philips home theater

 

[americanaudiophile]

You can use the speakers with any audio system.
The connectors can be removed but since he wire itself doesn't seem to be marked for polarity I would mark the top one when it's inserted into the HTS and use that as the plus.
When the plus and minus wires are connected correctly the woofer of the speaker moves outward for a kick drum. If you don't get both speakers connected the same way you will lose bass.

 

[alexvannoyd]

and how can i use them ? how can i remove the connectors from the speakers ? do i need some sort of cable ? can you show please a tutorial or a link that shows me how to do it ?

 

[americanaudiophile]

Sorry I did not look at the last picture showing two bare wires coming out of the speaker. Any AVR will accept bare wire.
If any of the speakers has wire with the connectors still attached you just cut off the connector with a wire cutter or scissors.
Most HTS have the amp for the subwoofer in the main unit. All AVRs assume that the subwoofer is self powered and don't have a subwoofer amp built in. You would need to add an amp to use the old sub. Better to get a self powered subwoofer.

 

[Alabalcho]

You need a stereo amplifier, check popular sites for that - anything from $50 upwards. Make sure the amplifier' impedance matches the speakers (4Ohm). As for wires - as @Americanaudiophille suggested, with all speakers connected to your old amp, mark toe top wire, and name it "Plus", then cut the connector, strip off half an inch off wires' insulation , and connect it to your new amp.