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TV does the rest don't. But I appreciate your feedback very much.

One more look at the back of my stuff and I find that my only other option for my setup is S-Video. So I guess my new question is: which is better component or S-Video?

OK. Let me see if I am getting this (I am a little slow). Component (the tri-colored 3 cables-in-one setup is the best? Or do I need to run composite or S-video in addition to or in leu of? I want the best picture my money can buy. If component is not the best and all I have to do is buy a ned cable or two I want to do just that. So what is the cable that looks like and old printer parallel cable?

While reading a recent post I was introduced to the DVI cable setup. I was wondering which is the absolute best as far as audio/video connections go. Is it RCA, the 3 color red yellow green deal, optical, s-video, dvi, or what? I am soooo confused. Right now I am using the optical for audio and the 3 color thing for my video. I do have a HD compatible TV. I am using a Denon 1804 receiver. I am also using a HDTV Comcast Cable converter box and a Denon 1815 DVD player. Somebody help!

---------------- I just love the way he talks, it adds so much to the movie! You have got to be kidding me! He is the reason MOST Star Wars Fans were disappointed in this movie. Jar Jar sucks! (My opinion)

Thanks!

OK. That is a little deep for my feeble mind but I will give it a shot nevertheless. Thanks!

My subwoofer has a phase invertion button on the back. When would I ever need to use this? I can't tell much difference when I listen either way.

My subwoofer has a phase invertion button on the back. When would I ever need to use this? I can't tell much difference when I listen either way.

Denon 1804. Despite some negative reviews that I have read I love mine and I think it sounds great. My .02

Thanks. That is what I was sort of thinking. I would rather be crisp and clean sounding that to be just a bit more boomy. If my sub ever arrives I will try it both ways. Thanks again for the input.

In a recent post I read where a guy was telling someone to set your fronts, rears, and center to "large" since they (r7 series) were capable. I was wondering if my RC-25 is a capeable speaker. Enough to set it to "large" when setting up my home theater. Thanks in advance for your comments, Jason

Albright! You are from Chattanooga, Tn. too? Is that what I am reading here? That is pretty cool. Hi neighbor! I agree with the incredibles being incredible.

Thanks guys. That helped out alot!

I was reading through my owners manual while setting up my home theater and I noticed something. It says "Set the frequency (Hz) below which the bass sound of the various speakers is to be output from the subwoofer" The default is 80Hz. Could someone tell me in laymans terms what this is talking about. Secondly, is one level better or worse? I am just trying to get the most out of my system. Thanks, Jason