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You can't go wrong with the Kenwood for a starter system. I'm using the previous version, the HTB 503 for about two years now. We use it almost everyday and really like it. The price is right, it sounds great, and you can add to it later as your budget allows.

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Wes, can you say where? Most of that model I've seen are $350.00 Thanks for the help.

Take a look at this information. It say's that it can be done, but to expect some possiable noise or distortion. I've not tried it yet but I'm anxious to see how it works. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/P...urroundex.html

I was about to post a similar request for info. We have a Kenwood without preouts and a JVC prologic. I'm going to forced to use a speaker-to-line converter for DYI 6.1. Curious if anyone has tried this configuration, what your results sound like? Thanks

I've been trying to assemble some faux 6.1 technology. By hooking my Kenwood HTB 503 DD5.1-DTS system to a JVC Pro-logic receiver. The problem is the Kenwood receiver a VR 410 has no pre-outs which I read is needed to make this happen. Now I'm looking to upgrade to a 6.1 receiver. Any...

Can anyone give me some information on going 6.1 by connecting together a Digital receiver and a Prologic reciever. I read a short article on this, but I wasn't clear on the necessary connections, if you need a surround speaker or center channel and can you use two rear surrounds? If you...

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On my second Pronto 1000 from J&R First one had a dead back light button. It is a great remote and I look forward to getting it set up. The price is right at 139.00 and with a year warranty I feel safe.