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  1. 19th Dec 2008 15:08 #1
    LabanB
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    Hi, Just bought myself a Sony BDP S350, and 5.1 speakers. I have right and left audio out on both my tv and the blu-ray player. What do I need to connect the six (three red, three white) phono plugs to either the tv or player? AV receiver? Some kind out signal splitter?

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    AV receiver?
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    Cheers. Any idea of prices?

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    in the usa maybe $150 -> thousands. depends on features, wattage, amp class.

    look at a few local shops like best buy, circuit city to see what you need/want.
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    Cheers again.

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    Assuming your Blu-Ray player and TV are connected via HDMI, take a look at AVR's with HDMI connectivity. The Onkyo 606 is a good low end AVR with HDMI.
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    aedipuss is right, but you definitely need to know that the less you pay, the less it has. You'll easily pay $300-400 or more for a good receiver with HDMI inputs/outputs, which you're probably going to want at some point. Krispy Kritter's suggestion is within the range I'm talking about.
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