I want to replace the dvd surround sound with a blu ray player?

By admin · Sunday, May 30th, 2010

I have a Panasonic DVD surround sound and I want to replace the player or reciever with a blu ray. I want to keep the same speakers. Is that possible.

I don’t see why not. If your DVD system doesn’t have inputs, then you may have to get a stand-alone receiver and a blu-ray player. But the prices are so low now, they’re affordable enough for most people.

Enjoy!

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yes depends on how you want to use it you can buy an independent Blu Ray and plug the audio into your surround……
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By Grumpy Mac on May 30th, 2010 at 8:51 pm

You cant.

Your el-cheepo Panasonic box is really 2 devices:

- A DVD player
- A low-end 5.1 amplifier

Without the amplifier – you cannot drive speakers.

This is a kit system which is not really designed to let you swap out parts. (The $299 price tag was cheep, but expandability was one of the things you gave up for the low price).

The speakers – are also sometimes 3 ohms – close to a short but designed to work with that box and only that box. It could damage other amps to hook those speakers up. (Check the speakers to see if they say 3 ohms, 4 ohms,…) Anything above 6 ohms is safe to hook up to another receiver.
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By WenwAudiocom on May 30th, 2010 at 9:08 pm

I don’t see why not. If your DVD system doesn’t have inputs, then you may have to get a stand-alone receiver and a blu-ray player. But the prices are so low now, they’re affordable enough for most people.

Enjoy!
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