Home Theater

Allen H asked:


I have a room that is 12 x 11. I prefer wireless. I want a system with an upconverting DVD player. The home theater reciever needs to have an optical audio input. I want a home theater in a box.

Sophia

Jeff asked:


I have a Dell XPS 400 with the standard sound card. (Blue, green, pink, yellow, and black jacks) I also have an Onkyo 7.1 home theater system. I am trying to run my computer through the Onkyo and when I got it connected I only get sound from the left side and center. I set the soundcard to 7.1 home theater surround sound in the sounds and audio devices panel of the computer and tried all the jacks on the sound card. I also tried every possible combination on the back of the Onkyo, but nothing changes. Will this just not work, or do I need a different soundcard? If so what kind?

Dale

JC asked:


I bought a home theater system and works great. The problem is that the speakers are a little bit tall and get on the way and they kinda cut into the image. Now, If I put them on their sides (horizontally), would that affect the sound experience? Thanks.

Erika

bdean212004 asked:


i have a record player hook up in aux my question is can I also hook a tape deck to my home theater?
i will like to buy a tape deck for my home theater but i don’t whant to unhook my record player. can i plug it in a different jack.

Emma

Answer Man asked:


i have a 5.1 home theater JVC A/V Reciver. I want the best spearkers i can find the ones i have are ok but i want the best?

Chris

mirzai_m asked:


I want some really good headphones in the <$150 range for my home theater. I come home from work late at night and don't want to wake up my wife and daughter, but still want to enjoy a movie or some Xbox.

Obviously I'd go buy the Sennheiser HD 650s if I wanted to flip out 1/2 a grand, but that's not possible.

Anybody have any good suggestions?

5.1 sound and good bass are important!

Thanks friends!

Elise