Today's Satellite TV systems can bring it all home to you, even in HDTV...but only if you make the right connections!

Direct-Broadcast Satellite TV systems (DBS) offer some of the highest quality home entertainment available. To get the most out of your satellite TV system, optimize your hookup for best performance!

• If your satellite receiver is capable of HDTV playback and/or recording, you'll need to use either HDMI or Component Video connections to connect to your TV and AV receiver.

• If your receiver is older, you can use the S-Video connection. This will deliver satisfactory results, but you won't get HDTV-quality /Members/images.

• Many satellite receiver units offer digital surround sound. If yours does, use a HDMI, Fiber Optic or Digital Coax cable to connect the digital audio output from your satellite receiver to your A/V receiver.

• If there's no digital audio output on your satellite receiver, use the stereo audio jacks to make your audio connection. You won't get surround sound, but you'll get clean, satisfying stereo.

• For the best possible picture and sound, plus protection from surges and spikes, use a Monster PowerCenter^TM with Clean Power®.

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• SACD & DVD Audio Player
• Speakers & Subwoofers
• Video Game Consoles
• iPod®/MP3 Player
• Media Center PC
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