Can I connect a amplified speaker to the Xbox one?

Hey SABDOM

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Hi bennet you will find the necessary steps to connect your xbox one to your amplified speaker

here

Thank you for the infos...

Hola BennettPhillip1212

Esto te puedo ayudar si su ampliador de sonido tiene entrada de audio dijital

1. Deje el cable HDMI conectado al televisor para vídeo.
2. Conecte un extremo del cable de audio digital al puerto S/PDIF (audio digital) de la consola.
3. Conecte el otro extremo del cable de audio digital al puerto de entrada de audio digital del receptor.

[Mod Translation - This can help you if your sound amplifier has digital audio input

1. Leave the HDMI cable connected to the TV for video.
2. Connect one end of the digital audio cable to the S / PDIF (digital audio) port of the console.
3. Connect the other end of the digital audio cable to the digital audio input port of the receiver.]

Espero haberte ayudado bro !Saludos¡

[Mod Translation - I hope I helped you bro Greetings!]

Sounds like either your Speakers &/or AVR are stuffed, from having them up to loud...

Does the Speakers Ohm rating (Ω) match the Amplifier..??? (6Ω - 6Ω or 8Ω - 8Ω etc..)

You should Never attach speakers of a lower Ω rating of the Amplifiers Ω rating, as you WILL Blow or Burn-out both your amp & Speakers + you can cause the amplifier to overheat & catch fire... (6Ω [A] - 4Ω )

It is viable to use 8Ω Speakers on a 6Ω Amplifier though, as the Speakers can tolerate the Lower Amplifier Resistance without damage.. (6Ω - 8Ω) (But NOT Recommended, as the speakers are underpowered & some speakers can be sensitive to a different Ω rating
etc..)