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What's a good HD reciever?

Can my cable company's HD reciever act as a a/v reciever for my Dolby 5.1 sound?

  • Theoretically, can't I just hook up the 5 speakers to the HD reciever. I see alot of componet hook-ups besides the normal HD componets. I was figuring those must be for speakers. ...show more

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    there are usually not speaker hookups on the back of the cable company receivers. If there are 5 hookups for speakers, then you can...but usually there's just an audio output that goes into your receiver.

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An HD receiver, as you called it, is simply the cable box that receives the TV signal from the incoming coax cable. What you need is a Home Theatre system with a stereo amp capable of delivering 5:1 surround sound . Also, for the true effect, you need a sub-woofer, otherwise, no bass. Most of these Home Theatre systems have a built in DVD player too.

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no they are for standed TV, or for outputs for your VCR, or DVD-recored

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# cables are for video and the other ones are for audio Red Green Blue are for video

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