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Bobbert

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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.

Experience in the area

General enthusiast, ~10 years as an audio and electronics hobbyist

Education/Credentials

Engineering student, various DIY experiences, personal hobby

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Recent Answers from Bobbert

2012-02-10 Hook Up:

Alright, this should be a fairly easy hook-up. You'll want to connect the HDMI out from the Panasonic system to an HDMI input on your TV. If the Bell box has an HDMI output (I'm assuming it does), connect

2012-02-09 Hook Up:

How do you have things connected presently? What connections are available to you on the back of the Panasonic system? -bob

2012-01-29 replacement speakers:

I wouldn't suggest this route; the box size is essential in building a proper subwoofer (and it is tailored to a specific driver, not just a driver size). You may be able to modify the cabinets, or otherwise

2012-01-23 follow up to upscaling question:

Well, the issue with "grain" or "artefacts" is partially the set, and partially the broadcaster (Without more information it's hard to say with whom the majority of the fault lies) - you're scaling a fairly

2012-01-20 soundbar for Tv:

Your recorder/player will scale the output to HD resolutions, while it will only record in normal SD (480i) resolution. This is a limitation of DVD. Using the HD output may allow higher resolution output

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