CHF300.– currently CHF444.– new
Sony Bdv-E4100
Bluray Player
Questions about Sony Bdv-E4100
What would you like to know?
0 questions and answers
Helpful answer
Not directly from Sony, but these could be used: Hama Universal Speaker Stand (1 pc., Stand, Black) .
No, unfortunately not
Unfortunately, we currently have no information on when the item will be available and when we will be able to deliver it. As soon as something changes in this regard, we will post it here. Sorry.
The long plugged-in ones have a cable that is much too short, not three metres. Even shorter than the older N8100 W model. At about 3.5 metres. That's why I'm keeping the old boxes. The small ones have infinitely long cables for front boxes. Produced differently than planned...
Former employee
5 years ago
Yes, not a problem. Your TV-Box just needs an optical output.
HDMI from laptop to beamer
Optical cable from beamer to sound system
All speakers are connected with cables. The two stands are at the front and the small speakers are at the back.
Here you will find the quick guide on how to wire it: https://www.sony.com/electronic... . The sound system is connected to the Blu-ray device and from the Blu-ray device to the TV.
Former user
5 years ago
I have a Samsung TV and the playback via the surround system works for me. I think it will also work with an LGTV.
No. But the wiring is really long. I have the drive right of my TV and the rear speakers behind/next to my couch. I routed the wiring along the 2.5m long tv bench, along the wall to the couch and behind the couch. And I still have plenty of excess wiring.
As it is a typical 2 pole wiring, it could be extended by cutting the wires and correctly add more wiring. But the wires have only a connector on the main console side and are directly connected without a connector on the side of the speakers.
Hi ravisingh no only with cable
Nowadays, I would rather recommend a soundbar, e.g. Sonos certainly also has an integrated radio.
5.1 systems are not very suitable for listening to the radio.
Helpful answer
Hello, Front Speakers (SS-TSB123) on the BDV-E4100.
Dimensions (W/H/D) (approx.) 100 mm × 650 mm × 100 mm (wall-mounted part)
260 mm × 1 200 mm × 260 mm (whole speaker)
For more information, see the linked manual on the digitec page.
Former user
6 years ago
Its predecessor was the Sony DAV-DZ2700FW, which would also have been a grandfather, and compared to it, the new one is like going to the cinema for the first time if you've only ever seen the S8 before.
Hello,
Yes, it is possible, there is an audio input. You just need to connect a mini jack cable.
Former user
6 years ago • purchased this product
purchased this product
Hello, I bought this device a few years ago, I don't have it anymore. I don't have it any more, but from memory it needs to be wired.
According to research, this is possible.
According to the operating instructions, the surround system is very compatible with Sony BRAVIA models (including the KD-65XG8505). Based on this, sound reproduction from peripherals (e.g. PLAYSTATION) should not cause any problems.
I own a BRAVIA TV myself and will buy the system.
I hope I was able to help you.
No, unfortunately that is not possible.
Former employee
7 years ago
Not exactly the same player but you can choose one of these players; https://www.digitec.ch/de...
They should all work with the system.
Former employee
7 years ago
Unfortunately, this is not possible with this system and I strongly recommend that you stick with the cable because of the quality :-)
Helpful answer
On the system itself (settings), you can only place them in the front.
If you want to place them in the back, the surround sound will simply not be right.
I would therefore recommend placing them in the front.
Helpful answer
Yep they did :)
Speaker cables are fixed. You may want to purchase an additional HDMI cable for connection to the TV.
Helpful answer
Cables are fixed attached to the speakers and cannot be exchanged, although you can extend them if you like.
Speaker cable: https://www.digitec.ch/de...
Former employee
7 years ago
You can of course tinker around, but then the warranty would be gone. The best thing is to ask the manufacturer directly whether they offer longer cables.
28 of 28 questions