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Just plug all the devices via hdmi into tv, then connect the optical out from the tv to the optical in on your receiver. You not have video switching but that's not a big deal
I have one of those and love it
I'm not sure I understand. If the TV has 2 inputs and they have 4 devices how will that work?
Hello beautiful Bose QC15s. Will be breaking them in 2 hours from now
Sorry I did see that part about only 2 inputs. I got a 47 inch inch LED that has 4 hdmi inputs for 575. It's a really nice tv for the dollars.
With a tv with only 2 your only option without buying high dollar receive is get a switch like JB said earlier
Bose QC are sweet, you will love then
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Nice dude. Update that thread when you try them out.
Yeah I love my sony.
I've gone the bluray home theater combo route in the past and it was a bad idea. If the bluray dies the whole thing is practically useless. After that the separate receiver was the way to go. I got an Onkyo with four hdmi in and one out to the tv. Plenty of room for the cable box, bluray, roku, and game or Chromecast. I think my Onkyo was around $400 on amazon, but the home theater is something that needs at least a little money thrown at it. Do it right up front and save money and frustration down the road.
Also check Monoprice for speakers and such. Good quality, much lower price.
Also check Monoprice for speakers and such. Good quality, much lower price.
Parshooter36
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I spent some time at Best Buy with the Note 3, I really want that phone. Unfortunately, I'm not due for an upgrade until May since Verizon did away with their 20 month upgrade policy.
I have a Pioneer that was about $250 or $300. It has 4 HDMI inputs with 1 output to the TV (as well as optical). It does everything I need it to, the only thing it doesn't do is bluetooth to an MP3 player, but I have an iPod classic, so it doesn't really affect me. It does have an iPod/MP3 USB port in the front though, which I use quite a bit.
A front USB port is quite handy. I use ours to power the Chromecast.
staticline
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Okay, I finally got to listen to music from a pair of Beats. I must say, the sound was absolutely incredible. I still cannot fathom spending that much on headphones. But, I now understand it, slightly more, for those that do. I still have to think that a similar sound can be had for 1/2 the cost. I mainly wear headphones only when I am at my daughter's gymnastics and or soccer practice/games. I get music. I can watch her. And, I don't have to listen to other parents. I would definitely consider a nicer headphone around $50, if that type of sound is available at that price point.
Nice color choice, deano. How are you liking them?
mikedean441
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If my math is correct I think im pondering a TV now
3 receivers coming, and only have like 2.5 TV's
3 receivers coming, and only have like 2.5 TV's
I have the answer to your problem:
http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/105-inch-curved-uhd/4505-6482_7-35833746.html
mikedean441
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HAHA, instant divorce
I have 2 big TV's now, might want a smaller 39" or so for the bedroom
Then I might suggest this instead:
http://www.amazon.com/TCL-LE40FHDE3...ie=UTF8&qid=1388077229&sr=8-1&keywords=tcl+40
I have the 40" LCD model and its amazing picture for the price.
Speedliner
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I have receivers that provide multiple hdmi inputs and I use the receiver to select input to,the TV. Works fine as the receiver is required for sound anyway.
This one is on sale at BB and has 4 hdmi inputs. For best value Sony and Pioneer have some good options.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/725w-5-...3111&skuId=8026045&st=Sony receiver&cp=1&lp=4
This one is on sale at BB and has 4 hdmi inputs. For best value Sony and Pioneer have some good options.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/725w-5-...3111&skuId=8026045&st=Sony receiver&cp=1&lp=4
How does one have 2.5 tVs?
mikedean441
6X HOF
one was in my office, like 19 or 21 inch, doesnt even really count
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