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shkgrad · 05-15-2008, 12:33 PM

Hi Lew,

Thanks for the advise. I guess from the distance I'll be sitting from the stuff -I can get my lazy behind up to flip a few buttons or deal with two remotes...

The Sony stuff had this link through the HDMI cable that will let me control the receiver - tv - and DVD all with one remote, also the ability to decode (I think that's what it's called) the HD uncompressed audio of blu-ray.

I also liked the 7.1 discrete channel surround capability verses the matrixed surround or 5.1 limit. I know for my current place it may be overkill, but I would rather have the ability to expand rather than not. Plus, I was thinking the higher end features would keep the receiver from becoming out dated as quickly.

But, I see I have allot to learn and I should do that... learn.

Thanks for your time and help,
Michael

05-15-2008, 12:33 PM	#9 of 10
shkgrad *Michael* Member Join Date: May 2008 Local Time: 07:27 PM Local Date: 10-13-2008 Posts: 5	Re: Surround Speaker Help Hi Lew, Thanks for the advise. I guess from the distance I'll be sitting from the stuff -I can get my lazy behind up to flip a few buttons or deal with two remotes... The Sony stuff had this link through the HDMI cable that will let me control the receiver - tv - and DVD all with one remote, also the ability to decode (I think that's what it's called) the HD uncompressed audio of blu-ray. I also liked the 7.1 discrete channel surround capability verses the matrixed surround or 5.1 limit. I know for my current place it may be overkill, but I would rather have the ability to expand rather than not. Plus, I was thinking the higher end features would keep the receiver from becoming out dated as quickly. But, I see I have allot to learn and I should do that... learn. Thanks for your time and help, Michael