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---------------- On 6/30/2003 5:58:17 PM dougdrake wrote: If those are labeled "Speaker In," those are for connecting your sub to your receiver using the speaker outputs of your receiver instead of the sub output. Do not hook it up both ways - one or the other. Doug ---------------- I use both, Speaker in for DVD-Audio and line in for Digital, DVD-Video, 5.1 etc. Is this harmful?

---------------- On 2/23/2003 4:44:31 PM Marukka wrote: Which forums below? And thanks for the call/e-mail info. ---------------- The ProMedia Forum. Scroll down on the main forum index page, or click on the Jump to: arrow below this post and scroll down to the ProMedia section. All you can eat Pro Media heaven

I fell victim to Panasonic, though not in the bad quality realm. I fell for DVD-Audio, which I love, but my Technics player is first generation. Plays DVD-Audio and DVD's just fine, but it won't play CD-R's. Now I need a dedicated CD player to play all the stuff I've burned

I did the web/eBay route and got my speakers for about $1100 (SF-1, SS-1, SC-1, KSW-10) I have a small space for my HT setup and I have not been disappointed. No warranty problems, thankfully. That's the drawback to buying online.

---------------- On 10/27/2002 2:37:56 PM SCOOTERDOG wrote: I use a Techniques DVD A-10. It's about a year old now. Extremely solid piece of equipment. Excellent Video and DVD Audio Playback. ---------------- I like mine also except I have to buy a separate cd player since the a-10 won't play cdr's or burned vcd's

Sure. You can disable the onboard sound in the BIOS when you set up the computer.

Let's see.. Onkyo A-45 amp 70wpc Luxman T-500 tuner (beautiful rosewood cabinet) Sony PS/LX-2 turntable Radio Shack Mach 1's horn midrange! I still have all of the pieces and all were put to work at my mother's summer house, with the exception of the Luxman. (Needs a new tuner section). I replaced it with an Onkyo T-100. Still sounds great to me and everyone else who has heard it. If anyone knows how or where I can get the tuner repaired, I'd like to know. ------------------ SF-1/SC-1/SS-1/KSW 10 Technics SA-DA8 Technics DVD-A10 (DVD Audio) Sony SLV-700HF Sony KV27TS27 *** ProMedia 2.1 PIII 750Mhz/256 MB PC-133 Abit BE6-II V.2 RAID Pioneer 16x DVD Teac 16x10x40 CDRW IBM 40GB 60 GXP Iomega Zip 100 Hercules GeForce2 GTS/64 Turtle Beach Santa Cruz 3com NIC 10 BT IBM G70 Mid-Tower ATX w/350w PS Win 2k Pro damn floppy

I believe you would be correct, the zip drive would determine the speed of any devices connected on the same IDE channel. Check your motherboard manual to be sure. I have found zips to be quirky and sometimes need their own channel if possible to avoid installation problems. ------------------ SF-1/SC-1/SS-1/KSW 10 Technics SA-DA8 Technics DVD-A10 (DVD Audio) Sony SLV-700HF Sony KV27TS27