This is probably rather off-topic, but here goes: The home-theater system that came with a new tv recently purchased, can't seem to drive my in-wall speakers. Presumably because my speakers are 8 ohm, while the speakers on the theater system are all 3 ohms.
As it turns out, the dvd-player part is too big (it's a silly 5-disk changer) to fit in the cabinet available anyways, so it's got to go. My dilemma is that my wife is irate because: 1) She really wants surround-sound (it did sound very nice with the speakers it came with) and 2) there's a pair of now-useless speakers in the wall (had planned on them being the "rear" two speakers). If I was to buy a regular 5.1 receiver, do I need to make sure that it, or any dvd player connected to it, has anything other than the usual rca component cords? Dunno if any of that makes any sense, but thought I'd ask for a little education from y'all here! -- Maditude _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
