Home Theatre Receivers and speaker set-up. Archived from groups: rec.audio.high-end () It seem to me that I get a less holographic image from the op-amps? of my Sony HT receiver than I do from my Acurus DIA 100 matching levels of volume. Is that because...

PC to your home theatre receiver, you can go either with digital output from the sound card or analog output. For a 5.1 analog connection you need 3 cables to go from your sound cards' three outputs (Front, Rear, Center+LFE) to the receiver and you can be all...

1.44MB Floppy Drive - $13.90 CD-ROM - Creative Labs CD-RW Blaster 8x4x32 - $146.00 Monitor - ViewSonic 19” PF790 .25 1600x1280 - $426.00 Speakers - Altec Lansing ACS45.2 - $58.00 Mouse - Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer Optical - $59.00 Keyboard - Microsoft...

Do make sure to buy a Blu-Ray drive (at least a reader) so you can drool on the magnificence that your system will become. Also if you're going to plug the PC to the home theatre receiver, do consider spending some money on a soundcard. I bought the Auzentech...

where I can found home theather 7.1 speakers please? Edited by Zemuron on 11/13/03 04:23 PM. Yes I believe it will spread itself over all channels in games. As far as home theatre I dont know.. check into Crutchfield. Otherwise the Klipsch (5.1)...

Mounting a PC in a Home Entertainment Center. Hey all, I currently have a PC that's basically set up to work as a media center, with TV-Out to a 27" TV, an Audigy 2 hooked via digital line into a 600 watt Pioneer home theatre receiver with 5.1 speakers,...

have "hine in" jacks, but very few have SPDIF or minijack inputs. If you're trying to run a minijack digital out from say a SB Audigy card to a Home Theatre receiver, you're S.O.L. It's stupid, I know, why they don't have a coaxial or fibre out on these cards...

1 point for each audio channel. This will only work with computer speaker sets designed for this type of proprietary signal. It will not work with home theatre receivers because it is not a standard digital signal. (now back to my review) With the Audigy 2...

100W/channel DTS home theatre receiver, and 5.0 speakers (no sub yet). I use it for music, movies, games... it's pretty friggin' sweet. If my baby don't love me, I know, I know, her sister will. i use it for my job. home work computer. nevertheless i enjoy...