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AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable, 6 Feet Sale Price: $7.31  |
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The AmazonBasics TOSLINK Digital Audio Optical Cable helps you connect audio components when clear sound quality is your priority. This digital audio TOSLINK cable can be used to connect your CD and DVD players, digital satellite, and more to your preamplifier, receiver, audio processors, and digital-to-analog converters (DACs)... |
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3·2·1® GS Series III DVD Home Entertainment System - Graphite Sale Price: $749.00 |
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Skque Digital Optical Toslink Audio Cable for Home Theater (3 feet) Sale Price: $0.01 |
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The Toslink Optical Male to Male Cable provides you the cleanest possible signal, even at extreme volume levels. These Toslink Optical Male to Male Cables use 1mm low-loss core, low-jitter synthetic fiber and heavy metal connectors to dampen vibration, giving you the ultimate listening experience... |
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Sanus HTB3 Tear Drop Home Theater/Box Speaker Stands Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Sanus_ HTB3_ Steel Construction, Home Theater/Box speaker Stands w/ Tear Drop Base |
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Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 705 HD 720p 3LCD Home Theater Projector Sale Price: Too low to display |
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EPSON PowerLite Home Cinema 705HD Home theater projector |
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Klipsch Synergy Quintet III Home Theater Speaker System (Set of Five, Black) |
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Synergy Series Quintet III 5-Piece Home Theater Speaker System |
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Bose® CineMate® Series II Digital Home Theater Speaker System Sale Price: $599.00 |
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The Bose® CineMate II speaker system provides high-quality home theater sound to get more from your HDTV experience. Just two compact speakers and a hideaway Acoustimass® module deliver sweeping cinematic sound that puts you in the middle of your movies, games and sports... |
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Icarus Black Carbon Toslink Digital Optical Cable (9.8 Feet/3 Meters) Sale Price: $11.48 |
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Icarus Black Carbon Toslink Digital Optical Cable (9.8 Feet/3 Meters) |
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Bose Acoustimass 5 - Speaker System, ideal for stereo or home theater use - Black Sale Price: $399.00 |
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Experience enhanced sound from Bose's most affordable, next-generation Acoustimass stereo speakers. The Acoustimass 5 system in black delivers bass that's the deepest and fullest yet. Two single-cube speakers--smaller than ever before--are elegantly designed to fit virtually any decor... |
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Digital Optical Audio TosLink to Mini TosLink Cable M/M, 12 FT / 3.7 M, Black Sale Price: $0.01 |
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Toslink Digital Audio Cable provides you the cleanest possible signal, even at extreme volume levels. Optical cables transfer the signal using light, thus completely eliminating any chance for RFI, EMI or ground loop interference... |
How do i know if I Am listening in 5.1? Or at least getting the best out of my speaker system?
I have a Pioneer VSX-516 with bose acoustimass 6 series III as a home theater speaker system. The Amp is capable of processing 7.1 but the bose speakers are 5.1(5 speakers, 1 sub). I AM getting the digital signal into the amp. The front left and right speakers and the front center functions just fine. I have 3 problems 1)When i do a THX test (from a DVD movie menu) my back right speaker goes on when only the back left one should. 2)In the back of the amp i have 2 different sections i can put the back channels on (either "sourround back" or "surround"). Which one do i plug the back speakers into?3)How do i know when i get the complete 5.1 experience? Hopefully u guys understand me. I have checked my connections several times and this thing is driving me crazy. HELP!!!! thanx
1) Try using the Pioneer's "TEST TONE" in the setup menu instead if your THX disc. Accidentally switching the "LEFT" and "RIGHT" rear speakers happens all the time. Just flip the connections to make it right.
2) Make sure you've "told" the Pioneer that you're only running 5 speakers (turn off the "SURROUND BACK"). You want to connect your rear to the "SURROUND" (LEFT and RIGHT) jacks only.
3)Make sure all of your speakers are set to "LARGE" and subwoofer to "NO". Your BOSE speakers work the opposite of normal speakers and you'll get better sound with the Pioneer setup this way (assuming that all 5 speakers get run through the subwoofer first).
Make sure the front display of the Pioneer actually says "Dolby Digital" or "DTS" during movie playback. If not, your DVD player's digital out needs to be set to "BITSTREAM" (for both Dolby and DTS).
Lastly, speaker placement is key. Even you do all of the things listed above, if you (or your speakers) are placed improperly throughout your living room, the whole thing will still sound lousy. Click the link: http://www.avtruths.com/speaker.html
John Stone's Home Theater and Theater Lobby - Part II of III
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