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My friend and I were looking to set up basically a party basement so we started looking for speakers. I have a pretty nice bose home theater system, and he bought a 5.1 system as well. We also have a separate subwoofer and i have a PA system as well. I know it's a lot of speakers but is it possible to hook up the PA system with the 2 home theater systems and seperate sub all together (3 subwoofers (all powered I think) , 2 PA speakers, 9 home theater speakers). Need one he'll of a amp/receiver? How would you approach this?

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I want a new home theater system for my HDTV, but I have no experience with a speaker system and need some help.

What I want to do is have a speaker system hooked up to my HDTV somehow, so that I can use the entire surround sound system with WHATEVER is playing on my TV. For example, I have a PS3, Xbox360, PS2, etc. all hooked up to the HDTV. No matter what I'm playing or watching on the TV, I want to be able to use the speaker system. Even if Surround sound isn't available for the source (like a ps2) then I at least want to be able use the speakers in mono or front stereo so I have the bass quality. The reason I say all of that is because I have heard on some DVD Home Theater Systems you can only use the speakers when watching that DVD player that came with the system.

This is the system I am looking at:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung+-+1000W+5.1-Ch.+DVD+Home+Theater+System/9761447.p?id=1218168619879&skuId=9761447

On my HDTV, I have a digital optical audio out port, a regular audio port, and an HDMI port free to use for the speaker system. Here is a picture of my ports on my TV model:

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Is it possible to achieve what I want with this system? If so, how would I do it and what would I need?

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I have a Toshiba TV, and connected it to a Panasonic home theater system. Whenever I would watch DVDs, the audio and video would be out of sync. Toshiba's Regza link system likely works with their Regza DVD players, but they don't make complete home theater systems, and I don't want to buy a Toshiba DVD player and only be able to hear audio from the TV speakers. Can anyone recommend a home theater system that works with Toshiba Regza TVs, and doesn't cause the audio and video to be out of sync? Thanks.

First, is a surround sound system capable of connecting with a TV or my Xbox? I'm looking for a surround sound system for a cheap price. I have a flat screen 42 inch TV. I don't know if a home theater system is the same as a surround sound system. When I search for home theater systems it says nothing about surround sound in the description. When I search for surround sound, it doesn't say home theater. I found a surround sound system here for a cheap price: http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&hs=cCm&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&q=surround+sound+systems&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=6984774229015439839&sa=X&ei=3NbSTY_TIubb0QGmsYzeCw&ved=0CLEBEPMCMAE&biw=1280&bih=861# is this capable of connecting to an LG 42 inch TV? It would help so much if you answered because I don't know much about these things.

Hi, I know my title might be a bit confusing but I have some general questions. I might sound like a noob because I am fairly new to all this HD/Blu-Ray Technology going on with all the electronics selling at the stores these days but if anyone can answer a few questions for me I would appreciate it.

I recently bought a Sony Bravia KDL-46W3000 HD-TV which has 3 HDMI outputs and I plan to buy a Sony Home Theater System, along with an HD-DVD or a Blu-Ray Player unless I also decide to get a PS3 along with the HD-DVD player.

Ive been searching the internet and read somewhere that you cant connect Home Theater systems to a HD-DVD player or a Blu-Ray player... and was wondering if this was true or not?

And if I do decide to purchase all these items will I have enough HDMI outputs from my T.V?

One last question does the PS3 play only Blu-Ray Discs, because so far not every movie is in Blu-Ray so I didnt know if I would have to buy both or if buying a PS3 only would be solve my problem?
First of all thank you both for your answers but Ive come across a few more questions.

1. Would there be a major difference if I decide to buy a DvD player that upconverts to 1080p versus buying a true HD-DVD player, because I feel that Blu-Ray will eventually win the format war.

2. Going back to Home Theater, so I would have to look for one that had an Optical Output in order to connect it to an HD-DVD or Blu-Ray player, Species mentioned that HDMI is better but Optical is what I need could someone elaborate a little more on that?

3. About buying HDMI cables ive been searching for them online but I cant seem to find just a standard kind, and the prices vary like crazy, could someone just tell me how much one usually costs?

So Ive decided to purchase a Home Theater System, PS3, leaning more towards a DVD player that upconverts rather an actual HD-DVD player unless there is a noticeable difference.

I also found out that there are HD-DVD/Blu-Ray players but very expensive.

Thanks!!

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