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Ok, sorry if I'm a little slow, I don't understand what you're trying to tell me, or the article. I have both L and R bookshelves hooked up to the amp which is hooked up to my L and R outputs on my receiver.. Did I do the right thing? I still have my regular subwoofer connected through...

alright, so I have a home theater system, and both my L and R speakers are bookshelves. I connected the sub to the L and R outs of my receiver, and then the L and R bookshelves to the subwoofer... I don't notice a difference, but now what's the point of doing this? Will it benefit me in...

I found this in my basement. is it a subwoofer? it has L & R inputs and L & R outputs. heres a picture of the front: Here's a picture of the back: I don't understand what it is, because it has both l & r inputs and both L&r outputs.... what can i use it for?

It's just a starter system. for my room. my room isn't too big... how about the Sony DDW990? that's 1000w and has everything i need. what do you say?

bump I was looking at these: The Onkyo HT-SR600 5.1 Channel Home Theater System - Black and a Sony Component Home Theater System HT-DDW790 Sorry, I can't post links. which one of the two would you recommend? If not any, please recommend a different.

My budget is around $250. I just want a starter system, for my room basically. Can anyone recommend me a good, solid system for around my price range? I NEED at least 2 digital audio inputs, whether they be digital coaxial or toslink. One for my PS3, and another for my HD cable box...