A DVD player/receiver (or other sound source) sends audio signals to five discrete channels--left, center and right, plus left and right surround. (Some systems go up to 6.1 or even 7.1, but most ...

For the first time on this list, the surround mixes of the recommended album are still mostly available. That's probably because it's one of the best-selling albums of all time: Pink Floyd's "Dark ...

The Logitech Z606 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker System lets you ... Blu-ray/DVD players, ... plus six RCA inputs for 5.1 connectivity if you’re going to connect the system to your TV or DVD/Blu ...

NAD introduced the L 73 DVD Surround Sound Receiver, offering the same level of performance associated with their full-size separates in an elegant, compact design. The L 73 supports playback of DVD ...

Do find the digital output on the back of your DVD player before you connect any other cables to your equipment. It will be labeled “Optical” or “Coaxial” (your DVD player may have both or just one).

It’s an all-or-nothing package, so you can’t choose to get just the sound system without the DVD player. Even on a $48,000 sedan, $2,800 is quite a bit of money. Even though the sound blew me ...

I’m skeptical of upscaling DVD players. Upscaling is basically just interpolation. So you don’t actually get HD, you get fake HD. Which still might look better than SD, but it’s still not ...

Pine Brook, NJ, July 12, 2004 - Denon Electronics, a world leader in high-performance audio/video components, today unveiled a new line of advanced DVD players for 2004. The company's new players ...

Sometimes DVD players are still the way to ... It also makes use of Dolby surround sound, ... rather than serve as a chunky eyesore. There are drawbacks: fewer HDMI ports and USB connections, ...

With the DHT-487DV, Denon takes a different approach to the home theater-in-a-box segment. While most manufacturers cram amps, processor, DVD/CD players and tuners into one chassis and then add ...