Can this be used in a 6.1 set up?
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Though I have not tried myself, when I was setting up my 7.1 it had an option for 6.1 9.1 and 5.1 and 7.2
1970637
I have not done it but here is a link to the manual and it states that you can. http://filedepot.onkyousa.com/Files/own_manuals/HT-R2295_English.pdf
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I dont think so, you probably will need a higher model that has zones for what you are looking to do, they are usually 7.1
605711
Unfurtunately No, it is run 6j1 and 6n6 or equivalent for both http://www.littledot.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t;=816 for more info
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If you use this splitter you will only get 2.0 stereo fed onto 6 channels, so it won't be true 5.1 You would be better off getting this: ASIN: B002LM0U2S it is a USB 7.1 audio card.
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If it's a 7.3 no. If it's a 6.0 yes. Reason being the mounts are different.
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Yes although you will only get 5.1 instead of the possible 7.1 on ur receiver (2 ports would be unused unless u buy 2 extra speakers)
1301734
a 16 gauge wire is your best bet (just use the one provided in the suggested stuff) , as for your 7.1 set up, you'll need a 7.1 channel receiver and 2 extra speakers
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My set up is currently only running 5.1 and has no problems. The layout of my living room makes it difficult to use all 7 speakers. If you choose this system and hook in the Audessy michrophone, it will realize only 5.1 are connected.
701656
Yes, it is fine to use a 5.1 system with a 7.1 receiver. A 7.1 receiver means you can connect up to 7 speakers and 1 subwoofer. This allows you to add 2 more speakers in the future.
874687
Indeed you can. I have it hooked up to mines with no problem. However it's a 5.1 speaker which mean it gonna need to be plug into a sound out which has a "center/rear speaker, side speaker, and front speaker." FYI If your mother board support a 5.1 or 7.1 your good to go. If you don't you may still plug it in however you might lose out on some speakers working since there's isn't any out put for it so it would act as a 2.1 speaker set. Also if all the speaker don't work initially check your sound card program or audio setting and set it to 5.1. Other wise only the bass and the front speaker will play. Hope this helps. Any other questions ask away hopefully this help answers your questions.
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I don't see why not. You would have to plug one speaker into the right side and the other into the left side. If you purchase two units though, it would make better sense to plug all for speakers at once and sync both units together and than you have the 7.1 surround.
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Yes. it can be used in a 3.0 port, but I don't think you will get 3.0 performance. I can test it later for you if you like.
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I just used THIS cable with my B5, no problems once I got the proper drives installed. I would assume the 6B would work also.
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Yes if u have the right connectors. The connectors that were included may not work and u can purchase other connectors to make it work. But yes I'f u have the right connectors u can. Hope that helpsSorry so wordyKGRAY
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Yes. Its a 7.1 plate so just use the "rear" connections for the outdoor speakers and the rest for 5.1
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I would imagine you can. This has circuitry protection built into it to protect it. I don't think it would matter the wattages as long as it's a balanced system between the 6 pairs of speakers.
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yeah i looked at the program that comes with it supports 5.1, i dunno about 7.1 though, but i assume that it does