Can speakers damage TV?

Contrary to what many believe, speakers will not damage LED TVs. The reason is that high-tech televisions no longer rely on electron beams brought by magnetic fields to create images. So, even when you place a speaker near your TV, it will not damage anything.

Is it OK to put speaker behind TV?

It would likely not be great. If you absolutely have to do it, try your best not to block the tweeter. Higher frequencies are more directional. So if they tweeter is firing right into the tv, it is going to block a lot of the sound and it will be pretty noticeable.

Will speaker magnets affect an LED TV?

Today’s LED/LCD TV displays work in a completely different way, thus magnets won’t affect them. Think about speakers, they function with magnets and don’t interfere with our monitor.

Can a magnet ruin a TV?

Magnets have been known to permanently damage certain types of displays. Many old-style televisions, for example, can experience permanent discoloration when exposed to a magnet.

Can we keep speakers near monitor?

Do Speakers really affect LED monitors in anyway? No they do not. Classic CRT monitors fired electron beams onto phosphor dots on the back of the glass which made them glow to produce the light which you can see. The strength of the beam defined the brightness and chemicals in the phosphor set the colour.

Do speaker magnets affect LCD TVs?

Unlike CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) televisions, which use magnetic force to aim the electron beam at specific phosphors in the picture tube (and which can be permanently damaged by exposure to a magnet), LCD and plasma televisions are unaffected by magnetic fields.

How far should speakers be from TV?

The distance between the stereo speakers should match the distance that you are sitting from the television. For example, if you are sitting 6 feet from the television, then each stereo speaker needs to be 3 feet away from the television. The center speaker should be aligned with the center of your television.

How far should you sit away from speakers?

Speaker separation. Try to get about 4 feet of separation for bookshelf speakers or 8 feet for floorstanding speakers. If your speakers are too close, sounds will blend together and become muddy. If they are too far apart, there will be a gap between the two halves of the stereo image (more on this later).

What can damage LED TV?

Extreme Temperatures Extreme heat, cold, humidity, or moisture can permanently damage the display a flat screen TV. Humidity can short out circuitry inside the TV, while extreme heat or cold can disrupt the ability of the pixels to change color properly.

What is the thinnest TV?

Already, the world’s thinnest TVs are ridiculously streamlined, with the thinnest option — the LG Wallpaper OLED TV — just 0.15-inches thick. In comparison, Sony’s A8H OLED TV is 2.125-inches thick, which seemed pretty thin when it was released last year.

Are OLED TVs affected by speaker magnets?

There is no electron gun in an OLED, so no, you do not need magnetically shielded speakers.

How do I know if my TV is too close to speakers?

If you see any sort of colour wash/tint on the TV is the area near the speaker, then it’s too close. Normally switching off the TV entirely for say 20 minutes, and turning on again will invoke a degaussing system. Meanwhile just move the speaker another foot or so away.

Is it safe to put hi-fi speakers next to LCD TV?

Hi-Fi speakers next to LCD TV. Is it safe to put my hi-fi speakers next to my LCD Tv? Wont the speakers magnetic interference damage the tv? It should be OK as it was CRT TVs that the magnetic field effects the TV. I have used non sheilded speakers next to my various LCD TVs to no ill effect. Is it safe to put my hi-fi speakers next to my LCD Tv?

How far apart should speakers be placed from the TV?

Does very much depend on the speakers and the TV involved what the distance should be. If you have a shielded centre speaker dont place it face down on the TV whilst moving/connecting it as the sheilding deosnt work face down.

Can I use headphones and TV speakers at the same time?

If your TV is listed below, refer to the article for No sound from the TV speakers and headphones or audio device when used at the same time. In order to hear sound from headphones and the TV speakers at the same time when watching your TV, the source device must have multiple audio outputs.