Inner is your man here on this one.So can I connect my TV & DVD player to a set of powered speakers?
Something like Kanto Yumi speakers.
I am assuming he didn't have the space or there was some reason he was going with powered speakers and not a receiver.I think you would be better served to run everything through a reciever. Probably wouldn't be much of a cost difference.
It's not only a significant cost difference but unless you peel open your wallet for a decent universal remote your wife will never figure out how the heck to use it...and that my friend is where is get's "expensive".I think you would be better served to run everything through a reciever. Probably wouldn't be much of a cost difference.
I'd like a similar one but it would have only two buttons "Mute" and "Bring Beer".
That would be a Harmony 700 or Harmony One, when they discontinued them they sent them all to costco for a fraction of what they originally sold for. As far as I'm concerned the Harmony One was the last good remote they ever made...in the past few years they have gone downhill in terms of service and quality that I won't ever sell another.After 4 years, I think my wife has the remote(s) thing figured out. It took forever for her to understand "why the TV doesn't just do what I want?"
A friend of mine picked up a universal remote at Costco and said it works great...$75
What I meant to say is Costco doesn't always stock universal remotes. :laughing:That would be a Harmony 700 or Harmony One, when they discontinued them they sent them all to costco for a fraction of what they originally sold for. As far as I'm concerned the Harmony One was the last good remote they ever made...in the past few years they have gone downhill in terms of service and quality that I won't ever sell another.
Loved the harmony one. Bought a couple to have if they ever discontinued them. The kids go through about one a year.That would be a Harmony 700 or Harmony One, when they discontinued them they sent them all to costco for a fraction of what they originally sold for. As far as I'm concerned the Harmony One was the last good remote they ever made...in the past few years they have gone downhill in terms of service and quality that I won't ever sell another.
The screen breaks easily with kids tossing it. :laughing:Loved the harmony one. Bought a couple to have if they ever discontinued them. The kids go through about one a year.
The 900 screen sucked. Also really liked the 890. I think we installed several hundred of those. Great remote. I still have one in a box somewhere.The screen breaks easily with kids tossing it. :laughing:
The 880, 890, 890 Pro and One were all great remotes. The 900 was one of the worst remotes ever made.
The 890 Pro was great because it had discrete IR and multiroom, perfect for 2-Zone receiver installs. Button response was lame though.The 900 screen sucked. Also really liked the 890. I think we installed several hundred of those. Great remote. I still have one in a box somewhere.