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In Reply to: Re: Can you use the TV 's built in amplifier to run speakers? posted by Akouo on August 5, 2002 at 18:27:22:
As they told you in the speaker asylum (cross-posts are frowned on but I shouldn't talk as I have done so myself once or twice), the amp built in to a TV will be hissy and underpowered. A good used A/V receiver shouldn't set you back more than $200, and would be well worth the investment (five discrete channels, subwoofer out, DTS and Dolby Digital decoding, video switching capability and various sound processing modes).
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