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Yes, a universal remote (one that learns the infrared codes of your other remotes) could be used to operate your entire system, however it still requires yo...

Through the use of macros (multi-step sequences) you can automate the process of turning on/off your equipment, but this requires that you maintain a consta...

Yes. You will need to use an RF (radio frequency) remote control, instead of a remote that utilizes IR (Infrared) technology. IR remotes require the compone...

Yes – most definitely. Isolation of audio and video equipment will provide your system with improved component-generated noise rejection. The result is the ...

 Using high quality cabling is very important to the overall performance of your audio and video systems. In many ways, your system is only as good as your ...