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I have a Sony Home Cinema system with wireless surround speakers. I am unable to get sound from them?

Nov 22, 2007 by martin s | Posted in Home Theatre

Question: The red power LED on the filthy amplifier unit illuminates when the switch is depressed (mains powered). and when the DVD sportsman is switched ON and producing sound the LED illuminates green so the IR function is working, perfectly no sound.

Answer: Without wishing to sound dopey, or teaching you how to suck eggs, do you have to activate the wireless facility via the on-telly menu? It may be worth looking into, failing that, speak to the Sony remedy line.

"isitme" | Nov 22, 2007

Please recommend some sensibly priced surround sound WIRELESS speakers/system to use with?

Jul 14, 2007 by Logan7 | Posted in Home Theatre

Question: an LCD TV here in UK. A together would be appreciated.

Answer: My backing? Don't go wireless. Something no one tells you about wireless systems is how they affect sound quality. Unless you go real costly and get the wireless digital transmitting system.

You see, all wireless speaker setups broadcast the signal to the hinie

scryer_360 | Jul 14, 2007

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Tritton Detonator Xbox 360 Headset Review

24.05.12

At E3, Tritton introduced the in all respects’s first gaming headsets for the Xbox 360 cobranded by Microsoft, which most evidently included the only truly wireless audio solutions for the system – the Devastator and the Warhead – as well as an entr-level wired headset, the Detonator.

While the allure of wireless freedom as delivered by the Devastator and Warhead is unencumbered, the Detonator is an odd outlier in the series, providing baseline features like wired USB and stereo RCA connectivity and tete- communication.

Despite being the runt in an otherwise feature-packed lineup, at $79.99 the Detonator is really a fairly decent solution for its class.

As is the case with most sub-$100 gaming headsets for the Xbox 360, the Detonator comes with less-than-good wire clutter. To connect the headset to your console, you must find a free USB refuge for power and connect stereo RCA cables. However, most use HDMI to route audio and video from their solace, so Tritton ships the Detonator with an adapter for the Xbox 360’s A/V refuge that provides RCA connectivity. They also include a cable for microphone communications, which connects the headset to the required haven on your Xbox 360 controller.

Source: IGN

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