RSP-1098 Multi Input

[Woo Wooooo]

Ok I look everywhere for this issue and I could not find any info on this.
I just bought the RSP-1098 and RDV-1050. Sorry if this is a stupid question on hooking up the DVD-Audio portion ops: on the DVD you have Front left and right. Center, Sub and Rear Left and Right. Well on the RSP-1098 there is also connections for Center Back Left and right. Sorry once again what the hell hooks up there to the Center backs????
I'm running 7.1 RB-1070 on the front CM6's and running RMB-1075 on center back surround and rear surround. This leaves me a bit stumped. 8O I'd like to figure out the cables and hookup before they get here, any help would be of great help from you guys..... :T

Thanks in advance

J

[Kevin D]

Nothing.. It's there for any future 7.1 multi-channel outputs that are only supported through analog outputs.

That said, someone here put an RCA splitter on the rear outputs of their DVD player and ran the left rear output to the center and back left and the same for the right. Had pretty good results if I remember..

Kevin D.

[Fishy]

Just hook it up via the digital connection. Fibre or coxial is good.

Fish

[Kevin P]

Digital coax/optical is a no go for DVD-A/SACD due to studio copyright paranoia and idiocy. :roll:

Just leave the back center inputs unhooked, or use Y-splitters and hook the surrounds into the surround backs as well.

[Woo Wooooo]

Digital coax/optical is a no go for DVD-A/SACD due to studio copyright paranoia and idiocy. :roll:

Just leave the back center inputs unhooked, or use Y-splitters and hook the surrounds into the surround backs as well.

Have you done this and how does it sound?

[Kevin P]

Nope, haven't done this (yet). I had a 6.1 setup w/only 2 channel SACD but lost it in a fire. I'll be going 7.1 w/Rotel stuff and a universal player next time around.