Home Theater

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To re-wire the audio system in a 3rd gen maxima with Bose, you must bypass the amps that are at each speaker in the car. Find out which two wires are the inputs coming from the dexk (usually the twisted pair out of the 4-5 input wires u see), the outputs going to the speaker will be connected to the speakers themselves. Use speaker wire to jumper those wires together, therefore bypassing the amp. The front speaker size is 4" round, and the rears are 6x9" speakers. Hope that helps a little.

the easy way is to buy a convertor for the Bose system so you can still use the original speakers, when installing another stereo/CD...i brought mine from crutchfild for about 35.00....the sound was still awesome

If you still have the original remote, you can use it to program a Logitech Harmony Remote with the 'learning' function. Logitech maintains the largest IR code library in the business, but does not have the codes for a TX-910 or its larger brother, the TX-930. It is possible that codes on file for other Onkyo receivers of that era may work with these remotes as well.

I assume you are talking about the Kinetic KA5100 system, the subject of numerous complaints and fraud warnings. This system is well known to be sold by 'white van' dealers on the street at prices that look to be bargains compared to the fictitious list price. You will need a surround receiver to act as the amplifier for these speakers, as they have no amp built in. Be sure to find one that has an amp for the subwoofer too, as the Sub also does not have an amp in this system.

You cannot add an external reverb to a surround sound (Dolby Digital or DTS) signal connected through the digital input, such as a DVD player. Many receivers can add reverb and ambient echo to the sound themselves to emulate different venues. If you want reverb for your voice for karaoke, you can do this inside the DVD player or by adding an external reverb processor that adds effects to the microphone cable signal.

You shouldn't need an application. You should be able to plug the projector into the computer and a message from the operating system should be displayed.

That's an easy one, using conduit is always a better option, and in most European countries is a requirement. Here in the UK, inferior installation standards look more towards cost than quality. My recommendation.....conduit, all the way, all the time.

Either the hdd or dvd player has died. I removed the dvd player from mine due to a fault and it kept saying hello and nothing else. Put it back in and it works fine now.

No, some sets are Monitors and do not have a tuner but will have Video inputs instead of RF inputs.

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the watts for 2 ohms is more than 4 ohms. depending on the ohms your speakers take up and the wattage the speakers use, tells you what size amp you need.

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It is possible. Many 3D systems, both passive and active can create headaches and eyestrain after extended viewing. Many viewers who are prone to motion sickness may also feel naseus depending upon the material being watched. No 3D systems are recommended for children under the age of 6 when using the 3D mode.

Most home theater systems require only the basic Audio and Visual cables, commonly known as AV cables. These are what connect the player (that is your DVD/BluRay/Etc) to the TV itself. HDMI cables may also be required to set up digital cable.

Yes, the devices need to have Digital Audio Input and Outputs for this to be possible.

It depends upon the mix. In true 7.1 mixes (there aren't many on the market), the rear surround speakers can contain full bandwidth audio, but usually add atmosphere sounds, machine and crowd noises, sound effects and sometimes extra music to the movie.

Mastering is the processing of your sound mix to unifying the sound of a record, maintaining consistency across an album, and preparing for distribution. It's a standard requirement for all major-label releases, and so it is done by a proficient engineer to make your music album ready for distribution.

Yes, You can it doesnt matter what brand the speakers are as long as the reciever specs and the speaker wattage is around the same. Oh and i just hooked up the pioneer vsx 1021 to the sony w-3000 and it seems to do alright.( not an authority on home theater systems)

Yes, they are compatible. Because the tv is not an LG, the added feature of the Simplink HDMI control functions will not be enabled.

A website is listed in the Related Links below with a scanned copy of the manual.

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"RC" is likely to refer to "RCA", the yellow jack that carries composite video along with the red and white RCAs that carry stereo audio.

There are a number of devices to convert composite video to HDMI and are commonly available online at trading and auction sites. They are priced at around $30 upwards and most do a reasonable job.

Some are described as up-converters, delivering 1080 line resolution instead of the 480 line or 576 line resolution of composite video. However, don't be persuaded that they will give you HD quality. Although they convert to an HD format, the image detail will still remain the same as the original SD signal. The converters are useful if you only have an HDMI input available but they will not improve the image quality. If you have analog RCA inputs on the television, they will provide the same quality of image as the converter will provide.

No, home theater systems is not easy to install. There are instructions need to be followed to install a home theater and if you don't know what to do seek professional help.

Well yes of course you can install wireless surround sound in your home. It may cost a little more but it is definitely worth the experience. Look on the internet.

You need a projector that has the inputs you require, is high enough resolution for the sources you wish to project, and is bright enough to offer a good picture in the place you are going to use it.

In the box in good condition with the instructions and unused shells it is worth $499.00