Michael Clayton
Grip
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2004
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- 19
This may be a silly question, but bear with me, I'm still new to the game...
In the midst of my research and shopping for a new system, I remembered something... I won't be the only one using it. While I will have no problem whatsoever running all of my components through my receiver and turning it on every time, my fiancée would probably whine and complain about having to do so once we're married and she has moved in.
*sigh*
The question is, when the receiver is off, is there a default device that has a "pass-though" so to speak? What I mean is, is there some way that the receiver will automatically push the feed from my digital cable box through the component out to my TV when it is off? Or does it vary for each brand?
Edit: Yikes! Please excuse the subject line typos!
In the midst of my research and shopping for a new system, I remembered something... I won't be the only one using it. While I will have no problem whatsoever running all of my components through my receiver and turning it on every time, my fiancée would probably whine and complain about having to do so once we're married and she has moved in.
*sigh*
The question is, when the receiver is off, is there a default device that has a "pass-though" so to speak? What I mean is, is there some way that the receiver will automatically push the feed from my digital cable box through the component out to my TV when it is off? Or does it vary for each brand?
Edit: Yikes! Please excuse the subject line typos!