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Learn more about this product - www.onecall.com Maximize the potential of your home theater with either the Yamaha RX-V367 or RX-V467 5.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver. Each receiver comes complete with four HDMI 1.4 3D-capable inputs (though you may need to download a firmware update from Yamaha's website). Both receivers also have 192 khz and 24-bit digital to analog convertors, which allows for the best sound quality on every channel. The compressed music enhancer on the receivers will take any stored music files from your computer or mp3 player and significantly increase their sound quality. Additionally, there's a mini-jack on the front of both receivers, allowing you to plug in any mobile music device. The Silent Cinema function allows you to plug in headphones to the receiver and watch TV or a movie without disturbing anyone. The 367 comes in at 100 watts per channel, the 467 at 105 watts per channel. On the 467, you'll be able to upgrade your 5.1 up to a 7.1! It all comes down to this: if you want a wonderful home theater experience, you can't go wrong with either the Yamaha RX-V367 or RX-V467 5.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver!

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Apple TV connects to your broadband router or network and earns its name by working with your lounge television, acting as a conduit to allow you to enjoy music and video from the internet. Updated, January 16 2009. Let's get one issue straight from the outset: the Apple TV does not play TV. Or at least, not your usual programmes from Freeview or cable and satellite stations. See also: Original Apple TV review See also: Apple TV Take Two review Apple TV connects to your broadband router or network and earns its name by working with your lounge television, acting as a conduit to allow you to enjoy music and video from the internet. Content can even be streamed from YouTube, and an onboard hard drive (40GB or 160GB) means video can be stored locally too. You set up the Apple TV by wiring to your television through HDMI or component video. Content comes to the device over either ethernet, or wirelessly by 802.11n. Beware though that the video output is tuned to 16:9 widescreen TVs. If you choose a 16:10 ratio 1920x1200 monitor, for example, the image will be slightly skewed. It works seamlessly with audio and video stored in your iTunes library on a nearby Mac or Windows PC. A wide selection of films and TV programmes can now be enjoyed in the UK, using the iTunes Music Store. You can also surf Flickr photo libraries. Video material can be either bought outright, rented for a 48 hour period; or both, depending on the film or TV programme in question. Much of the film content ...

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Updated March 2010: jimbo.twilightparadox.com to find the schematic Using one NPN transistor, one resistor, a handful of capacitors, and snippets of wire, you too can build this radio! It can tune around the US FM broadcast band, the aircraft band, and the lower VHF TV channels (audio only, of course!). It is basically a regenerative receiver, with a very weak audio output, hence the necessity of amplification. The parasitic capacitance of the transistor apparently plays a large role here, though I do not understand it well. Care should taken towards the placement of the parts and lengths of the wires used, as this will change the tuned frequency! Credit for the design is given to this video: www.youtube.com

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Rocketfish Wireless Sender/Receiver Enjoy your music wirelessly, with the Rocketfish RF-RBAUX Rocket Boost Sender/Receiver. This Rocket Boost Sender/Receiver acts as a wireless transmitter or receiver, so you can send and receive audio from powered speakers, audio players and home cinema systems. The Rocketfish RF-RBAUX Rocket Boost Sender/Receiver can transmit audio up to 45ft away, and supports most audio formats, including Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. It even features a 42W x 2 high power amplifier, so your audio is given an extra boost during transmission. What's in the box * Rocketfish RF-RBAUX Rocket boost Sender Receiver * 6' 3.5mm auxiliary cable * 6' 3.5mm-to-stereo RCA audio adapter * Remote * Power supply * Manufacturer's Manual ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rocketfish Wireless Amplified Audio Receiver The Rocketfish RF-RBREC Wireless Amplified Receiver picks up wireless audio from the Rocketfish RF-RBAUX, RF-RBWS02 or RF-KIT, connecting to most speakers with stereo L/R analogue audio inputs for a wireless setup. The Rocketfish RF-RBREC Wireless Amplified Receiver can receive HD audio from up to 45ft away, and supports most audio formats, including Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. What's in the box * Rocketfish™ Wireless Amplified Audio Receiver * Two 3' speaker cables * Remote * AC power cord * Manufacturer's Manual

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Please read this whole description. No less than four attempts at uploading later, here's the Technics SA-560 stereo receiver. It was also marketed as the SA-956 (different color, same thing). This model appeared in 1985, only about a year after stereo television broadcasting was formally introduced. There are a few things that make this unit unique. Although it is limited to the VHF band, the first is a built in audio only TV tuner that can play back monophonic, MTS stereo or secondary audio program (SAP) broadcasts. Analog TV is obsolete, but an RF modulator with stereo output can still allow you to use the TV tuner, as demonstrated in this video. Although there is a "CATV" band on the tuner, it is limited to tuning channels 2, 3 and 4. I'm not sure how it is really intended to be used. It seems that using it with an outboard cable box would restrict you to monophonic sound as most devices featuring an RF modulator do not put out stereo audio in the RF signal. (There are few exceptions to this.) Television audio appears to be run through a dbx noise reduction process as indicated on the front panel. A special vacuum fluorescent front panel display alternatively indicates power output or activation of the stereo "expander" function. It's really not necessarily but at least it looks "cool". And you wouldn't see anything like it on a modern receiver! With its VCR input (shared with one of the tape monitor inputs) and special audio equalization option, this could be seen as ...

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Audio Advisor takes a detailed look at the features, specifications, and performance of the Marantz M-CR603 Network CD Receiver with Jim Ludiviconi, from Marantz. Take a look at the Marantz M-CR603 Network CD Receiver here: www.audioadvisor.com

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