Best Sony Setup???

[paulsrich]

Hiya All,

My first post so please bare with me....

Just brought the following,

Sony KDL40V3000 TV
Sony HTSF2000 Surround Sound
Sony PS3

How is it best to connect it all up??

Also have a Wii and a Virgin/Cable box.

I am having it all in the garage and the TV on the wall in the lounge. I do not want any cables showing.

Cheers

Paul

[BrahmaBull]

Originally Posted by paulsrich

Hiya All,

My first post so please bare with me....

Just brought the following,

Sony KDL40V3000 TV
Sony HTSF2000 Surround Sound
Sony PS3

How is it best to connect it all up??

Also have a Wii and a Virgin/Cable box.

I am having it all in the garage and the TV on the wall in the lounge. I do not want any cables showing.

Cheers

Paul

Does the HTSF2000 have HDMI inputs or just video pass through?

I suggest a nice component rack if you would like to hide wires. Any rack worth anything has cable management on the back.

[Siri]

Originally Posted by BrahmaBull

Does the HTSF2000 have HDMI inputs or just video pass through?

It has 3 HDMI In and 1 Out, along with 2 Optical In

[moviefan]

Monoprice.com has a component cable set for the Wii for less than $10. They also have some very attractive prices on HDMI cables. Buy it all together and the shipping per item is very reasonable.
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Good luck with your new system!

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[Tyler2106]

Originally Posted by paulsrich

Hiya All,

My first post so please bare with me....

Just brought the following,

Sony KDL40V3000 TV
Sony HTSF2000 Surround Sound
Sony PS3

How is it best to connect it all up??

Also have a Wii and a Virgin/Cable box.

I am having it all in the garage and the TV on the wall in the lounge. I do not want any cables showing.

Cheers

Paul

Run your PS3 to your receiver via HDMI cable and then run a HDMI cable from you receiver to your TV...easy as that...go to bluejeanscable.com for your HDMI cables and DON"T but Monster Cables...and buy the looks of it you can also run your cable box via HDMI into the back of your reciever...and you will have to run your Wii straight into your tv and run the audio into the back of the reciever if it has a digital optical output...or you will have to run L/R audio cables if no optical...