Do you want to listen to your movies at home as if you were in a movie theater? In this post, we answer some of the most common questions when it comes to syncing your audio device to your TV.
Can I connect my tower to my TV via Bluetooth?
Yes, as long as the TV transmits a Bluetooth signal. To pair two devices via Bluetooth, one must send the signal and the other must receive it. For example, when you pair your smartphone with a Bluetooth wireless headset or a wireless speaker, the smartphone sends the signal and the speaker/headset receives it so you can listen to music from your phone on it. Our sound towers and Bluetooth speakers act as receivers, so to connect your TV to the tower via Bluetooth, your TV must send the signal. Not all TV models have Bluetooth capability, so we recommend checking this option with your TV manufacturer.
I have connected my sound system to the TV but there is a delay between the audio and video.
This may happen if you've connected them via Bluetooth. Your TV plays the video and at the same time has to send the audio signal to the sound system for it to play, so there may be a slight desync between them. If this happens, we recommend trying connecting them via one of the following methods.
How do I connect my tower via a method other than Bluetooth?
Yes, you can connect via RCA or audio input. These are the two connection methods we recommend, as this way the audio and video will be synchronized. If you're connecting via audio input, you must confirm that your TV's Line-In audio connection port is transmitting the signal, since it's the tower that receives the signal.
Can I connect two sound towers to my TV?
It depends on the sound tower model. In the sound tower section of our website, you can find models like the Tower 7 True Wireless that offer this feature. Using True Wireless technology, you can pair two devices wirelessly. This option is ideal for listening to music, but if you want to play audio and video, we recommend connecting via cable to avoid delay between them. In this case, the Tower 7 True Wireless offers the option of connecting the two sound towers to each other via the analog RCA output and creating a stereo system for your TV.
Can I connect my tower to my TV via Bluetooth?
Yes, as long as the TV transmits a Bluetooth signal. To pair two devices via Bluetooth, one must send the signal and the other must receive it. For example, when you pair your smartphone with a Bluetooth wireless headset or a wireless speaker, the smartphone sends the signal and the speaker/headset receives it so you can listen to music from your phone on it. Our sound towers and Bluetooth speakers act as receivers, so to connect your TV to the tower via Bluetooth, your TV must send the signal. Not all TV models have Bluetooth capability, so we recommend checking this option with your TV manufacturer.
I have connected my sound system to the TV but there is a delay between the audio and video.
This may happen if you've connected them via Bluetooth. Your TV plays the video and at the same time has to send the audio signal to the sound system for it to play, so there may be a slight desync between them. If this happens, we recommend trying connecting them via one of the following methods.
How do I connect my tower via a method other than Bluetooth?
Yes, you can connect via RCA or audio input. These are the two connection methods we recommend, as this way the audio and video will be synchronized. If you're connecting via audio input, you must confirm that your TV's Line-In audio connection port is transmitting the signal, since it's the tower that receives the signal.
Can I connect two sound towers to my TV?
It depends on the sound tower model. In the sound tower section of our website, you can find models like the Tower 7 True Wireless that offer this feature. Using True Wireless technology, you can pair two devices wirelessly. This option is ideal for listening to music, but if you want to play audio and video, we recommend connecting via cable to avoid delay between them. In this case, the Tower 7 True Wireless offers the option of connecting the two sound towers to each other via the analog RCA output and creating a stereo system for your TV.
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