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The higher the number the more bass goes to the subwoofer, not the speakers. In other words, if the crossover setting is 80 then the bass frequency's under 80hz go to the sub and those over 80hz go to the speakers. Most dialog comes from the center channel but a lot can leak to the Front...

Sony-Philips-Digital-InterFace. It's kind of a catch-all for toslink/optical and digital coaxial connections. Obviously developed by Sony and Philips.

Toslink in another term for the optical digital connection. DVI was a digital connection that preceeded HDMI but was video only, no audio. "...has "analog sunset" killed off component on older BD players that have it? I have no idea since I only have HDMI/DVI equipped TV." Sam, what did you mean...

Yes, HDMI in means only HDMI out for video. Hook up the component output (composite might be better for OSD) and then change the input on the tv to see the Onkyo's OSD. Some receivers don't output HDMI video and component video at the same time so you may have to set the receiver to output...

The crossovers are the settings in the speaker setup menu that direct the bass to the subwoofer and the mid/high frequencies to the speakers. There's usually a number of choices from 40 hz up tp 200 hz. I'd set them to 100 or 120.

The powered subwoofer and Audyssey room correction make it worth the extra money, but only if you can afford it. Times are tough these days and there are more important things to spend your money on. As for the others being 7.1 you don't need to use the other two speakers. Just configure the...

Onkyo's aren't really htib's they're receiver/speaker packages which is why they are thought to be better. With a htib if one part breaks you pretty much have to replace the entire thing since all of the components are designed to work with each other and nothing else. With the Onkyo you can...