Surround Receiver
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Denon AVR2312CI Integrated Network A/V Surround Receiver Sale Price: $598.00  |
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Your music collection. Your iTunes libraries. Your favorite photos. Your movies. Thousands of Internet radio stations. Pandora. Rhapsody. Napster. Flickr. Your gaming devices. Your mobile devices. Your home theater... |
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Sherwood RX-4503 2 x 100 Watt RMS Dolby Virtual Surround Sound Receiver (Black) Sale Price: Too low to display |
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100W RMS PER CHANNEL WITH FREQ RESP: 20 HZ 20 KHZTOTALLY DISCRETE AMPLIFIERS FOR ALL CHANNELSDOLBY VIRTUAL SPEAKER DOLBY HEADPHONESUBWOOFER PREOUTBLUETOOTH AUDIO RECEIVER INPUT5.1-CHANNEL DIRECT INPUTSTONE DIRECT4-GANG FM FRONT END5 AUDIO INPUT INCLUDING TUNERDIGITAL ENCODER VOLUME CONTROLHEADPHONE JACKAM/FM WITH 30 PRESETSINCLUDES 43-KEY REMOTE CONTROLDIM: 5"H X 17... |
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Onkyo TX-SR313 5.1-Channel Home Theater A/V Receiver(Black) Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Affordable Home Theater Just Got Even Better- With the addition of Onkyo’s acclaimed WRAT (Wide Range Amplifier Technology) to its entry-level A/V receivers, home theater fans on a budget can now enjoy greater fidelity than ever before... |
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Onkyo TX-SR309 5.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Continuing our mission to bring quality to every level of home entertainment, Onkyo presents the TX-SR309—an entry-level A/V receiver fine-tuned to power your system right out of the box. Set-up is simple and adjustments are easy, thanks to a new overlaid on-screen display... |
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AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable, 6 Feet Sale Price: $5.49 |
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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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Onkyo HT-RC360 7.2-Channel Network Audio/Video Receiver (Black) Sale Price: $319.99 |
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Onkyo has forged an iron-clad reputation for making high-quality home theater more affordable. Case in point: the HT-RC360, a versatile networking A/V receiver with a savvy selection of today's most vital technologies... |
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Fisher-Price Surround Lights & Sounds Monitor with dual receivers Sale Price: $46.71 |
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Fisher Price Surround Sounds & Lights Monitor Dual The new Sounds & Lights Monitor includes a fresh, apple-inspired design that will look great in any nursery and provide great value to mom.It features 2 channels to increase privacy and 500 ft... |
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Denon DHT-1312BA A/V Home Theater Receiver with Boston Acoustics MCS 160 5.1 Surround Speaker System Sale Price: $599.00 |
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Denon DHT1312BA black home theater package 5.1 speakers |
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Eforcity Black Molded 12 Foot Digital Optical Audio TosLink Cable for CD, D/A Converters, Dolby Digital DTS Surround sound receivers, DVD, MiniDisk players and recorders, Pro Audio cards Sale Price: $0.15 |
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"Toslink Digital Audio Cable provides you the cleanest possible signal, even at extreme volume levels. These 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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VocoPro DTX-9909 K 700W MAX 7.1 Surround Sound Receiver with Professional Karaoke DSP Processing Sale Price: $529.00 |
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Digital Karaoke Mixing Amp |
I need help setting up my Rogers box to receiver for surround sound?
We bought a new samsung TV, we upgraded from an old tv with no HDMI. we have a HD rogers box and im wondering how to hook up the rogers box to the receiver for surround sound. we got picture for the rogers but no audio is coming through the speakers. I used those red and white cables from the back of the rogers box to the receiver to try and get surround sound for TV, but its not working. What am i doing wrong? Can anyone tell me the proper way to do all the setup?
Red/white is stereo analog sound ... not surround. You need HDMI or optical (or coax digital, but that's not too common on cable boxes). You may have to set the sound output via the menu on the cable box. I use Bell, so can't say for Rogers (and you don't specify the model cablebox), but on some HD models the audio isn't available via HDMI ... you have to use optical. Finally, you may have to select the optical input port (assign to "TV/SAT") on the receiver to get it to work.
The forum at the link is a good place to get info/ask questions re Rogers.
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