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Questions regarding HTPC integration to home theaters, and general purchasing advice regarding home theater and audio systems, including headphones. Please no car audio or over the top PA systems.
General enthusiast, ~10 years as an audio hobbyist
Engineering major, various DIY experiences, personal hobby
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Firstly, you won't be using HDMI cables for all of the connections, as this is redundant, unncessary, and has no real influence on video or sound quality. You'll want to connect the HDMI outputs from
Honestly this is something I'd suggest you to try out, either will be fine with respect to sonic clarity and so on, but you may prefer one placement scheme over the other, depending on where you sit, your
Is this issue a problem with any input? How about heat (is the room exceptionally hot or cold, for example as the result of running household heat coming into winter)? What about adjusting color/video
You'll want to connect the optical output from the BD player to the Bose system's audio input, and the HDMI output from the BD player to your TV (assuming a TV is included in this system, and that the
Having a door, or any other solid object, in front of the speaker will very poorly influence the sound. Placing the speakers at the far sides, but slightly in front of, the TV, would be acceptable, as

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