How di I connectthese to my TV? Each speaker has a red + and black - input. The TV has 2 "audio out" jacks, one red and one white.

You have to have a small amplifier to go between the TV and the speakers. I like the line of "Lepai" small amps like the 2020. Under $20 I believe.

What is the Rms of the speakers? It only tells me the Peak is 200. But that doesn't always mean that the rms power is 100

Probably closer to 20 watts RMS. I'm using a Lepai mini amp with 10 watts each channel and can't get these to audibly distort at unity, and amp at full blast. I'm willing to bet they will catch fire if you try to test the peak at 200. They aren't very pleasant sounding, so I can't imagine why anyone would want to get 100 watts of sound out of these anyway. The only proper place for these are rear speakers on a home theater system, you don't want to use these as mains.

How do I pick the right amp for these? I want to use them with an hdtv.

I really don't recommend these speakers unless you're planning on only watching the news on your HDTV. They sound so horrible, they won't be sufficient for your movie watching experience. Even speech sound less intelligible through these speakers.That said, if you are stuck with these, buy yourself the Lepai LP-2020A+. Look out for ripoffs, there are lots of clones, and I've bought most of them. The brand Lvpin seems to be at least the same circuitry, and sounds exactly to the original, though the build is a bit lower in quality. Make sure the unit comes with it's own power supply.The LP-2020A+ delivers around 10 watts per channel before noticeable distortion on an 8 ohm load and is really one of the nicest sounding personal amplifiers you can buy for a bookshelf system. BTW the PCB4 claims to peak at 200 watts, but this is a complete false statement. It will probably catch fire if you attempt to put 200 watts through it. In a home theater situation 10 watts will probably be just right for a desirable movie experience, and half that for jamming to music at your computer desk. If you need more sound to fill a bigger area, you're going to need bigger speakers and corresponding amp, or perhaps add a subwoofer to fill the low frequencies in.So say a system with the Pyle speakers and Lepai amp would fill a smaller living room, about 12' x 12'. Any bigger than that, you're going to need to consider getting a sub or bigger (and nicer sounding) cabinets.Hope that helps!

Model Name	PCB4BK
Speaker Type	Bookshelf
Recommended Uses For Product	For Computers
Compatible Devices	Desktop, Laptop, MP3 Player
Colour	black
Item Weight	1.75 kg
Impedance	8 Ohm
Is Waterproof	false
Maximum Range	9 metres
Control Method	App
Wireless Communication Technology	Bluetooth
Speaker Size	4 Inches
Power Source	ac
Tweeter Diameter	1 Inches
Audio Driver Type	Dynamic Driver
Includes MP3 player?	No
UPC	745449749362 521375606456 031111599503 782386058430 745449749379 731215352614 073581027193 765042442705 809185305685 999992131338 031112084312 521227119431 999992222203 601000789492 115970961661 012303531556 809385155127 858399216225 666669828128 088020940803 163120776535 014444591741 068888881722 071020223823
Global Trade Identification Number	00068888881722
Manufacturer	PYLE HOME
Model	PCB4BK
Model Year	2011
Product Dimensions	13.72 x 25.15 x 13.46 cm; 1.75 kg
Item model number	PCB4BK
Audio input compatible with the item	Auxiliary
Speakers Nominal Output Power	100 Watts
Speaker connectivity	Wired
Audio Wattage	200 Watts
Wattage	200 Watts
Batteries Included	No
Batteries Required	No
Does it contain liquid?	No
Includes Rechargeable Battery	No
Country of Origin	USA
Item Weight	1 kg 750 g

Pyle Home PCB4BK 4-Inch 200-Watt Mini Cube Bookshelf Speaker (Black) (Pair)

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