Kenwood Home Theater Receiver

Kenwood HTB-N815DV Networked Home Theater System with Progressive-Scan DVD Player

$1,399.99

Kenwood’s HTB-N815DV home theater system features a 6.1-channel audio/video receiver equipped with a rear-panel Ethernet jack, a front-panel PCMCIA card slot, and special features for video gamers. Besides the high-tech, aluminum-paneled receiver, the system comes with a single-disc DVD player, 6 slim-design Kenwood speakers (including tower speakers for front left/right), and a 100-watt powered …

Pioneer DEH-1300MP CD Receiver with MP3/WMA Playback and Remote Control

$79.00

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Pyramid PB717X 1,000-Watt 2-Channel Bridgeable Amplifier

$135.99

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How can I connect all that to get the best image and sound?

Actually this is what I have: Toshiba 52HM95-TV standard Kenwood HTB-707DV 6.1-Channel Home Theater System, a v / satellite receiver DirecTV HD receiver Kenwood CD / DVD. How do I connect this for Dolby Digital sound. All you get now is Pro-Logic. I have all the cables may need to connect (component, HDMI, Toslink, digital coax) Please help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It seems as if the receiver does component video switching. You have some options here: First, I connect the component from the receiver to your TV. Now here is where you have a choice. If the DirecTV box has HDMI output, you can directly connect it via HDMI to the TV. Then you use the digital coaxial out on the TV and plugging in the receiver. This will get the sound of the TV or you can use your receiver. The other option would connect through the use component and coaxial or optical digital (no matter) out of the receiver. You may also want to run the stereo cable from it to the TV or run from the receiver to not have to use the receiver, this is of course assuming that the receiver is not used all the time.