On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 21:39:23 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

These new audio components are very complex. Assignable audio and video
inputs, upscaling conversions from regular DVD video to near HD quality,
plus a gazillion audio programmable functions for each source. Tomorrow I
am going to attempt to bi-amp the Martin-Logan's using the programmable and
assignable zone 2 output. But, right now I have a headache.

Analog dude - analog. :)

All I have to do when I want to change things around is build a
cross-over network which takes all of about six minutes, put a record
on the turntable (a Garrard Zero 100), turn the pre-amp and amps on
and music, music, music.

I kid you not - I have a new TiVO box in my office with the fancy
pants surround system with a zillion functions and I still can't
program the fancy remote to do all the functions. Mrs. Wave
programmed it for me - and I can't use it because I can't figure it
out which buttons to press to get the right piece of equipment.

So I now use four different remotes. :)

PS: Drives Mrs. Wave nuts - I think there maybe a flaw in my
personality that refuses to give in to the single remote deal. :)