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My receiver does NOT have any HDMI inputs, and my cable box, and Blu-ray are high def with HDMI. It just seemed like a good way to keep high-def AND surround sound, with-out having to switch both TV and receiver whenever changing components. Thanks, Greg

Thanks I was afraid of that.

Is there a disadvantage to using the orange digital coaxial audio out from my tv, to get my only feed to my receiver? It allows me to use the TV to switch between my HDMI components. Thanks, Greg

All 5 of these speaker boxes contain a single 2 inch driver wired to huge capacitor (I think) they all sound the same. When I tried to read the instructions, my eyes glazed over. I guess it's time for some critical experimentation with these settings...

Thanks for the replies. I read through the manual. There is room for adjustments. I am using all original speakers.

Thanks for the link to the manual, Gene C, I'm diving into it now. I don't have a loudness control, or appear to have any crossover control. I tried changing the receiver settings to "large speakers" but it sounded exactly the same. Doesn't have any EQ either (that I can find). It does...

I've rescued (from my attic) my "vintage" Kenwood htib model VR-615. It's an old 5.1 system which makes action scenes VERY dynamic, but I find myself straining to understand the dialogue. I couldn't find the remote, but I've played around with the settings but no real inprovement. What...