Sony BDVIS1000 5.1 Channel Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System

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18 May 2009 S-Air works--- Tinfoil- Sounds good, small footprint- I bought one elsewhere and it works great for the price and the included Blu-ray player. Not Top of line but over all a good box for normal people with modern inputs.

For those who are having S-Air problem. (It is not Broken, its your enviornment)

1. HDMI cable causes interference, route away from S-air card and Wrap in tinfoil.

2. Turn off Wireless, WII, Home,etc due to interference.

3. Sync S-Air plugged in next to reciever. You can unplug the S-Air Rear Rec... –D. Rokesfrom Amazon.com
07 May 2009 Buyer Beware I have been buying Sony products for 40 years and this is my first disappointment, although it may turn out OK. I bought this system because the DVD player seemed to rate very highly (one glitch with Warner Brothers DVDs noted in another review but that is all), when compared to other models and brands, including less expensive ones from Sony, and the extra cost for the speakers seemed to make sense. Most of the setup was easy, but at the end I had the same paring problem for the rear speakers... –S. Hechtfrom Amazon.com
05 May 2009 All in One Theater without wires Works great - once you set it up - out of the box settings will do the trick. Very full sound for such tiny speakers, with just a touch of directionality from the mid-range in the subwoofer. Most important, use high quality HDMI cable (Version 1.3b Cat 2), if not, the interference will prevent the wireless from acquiring - also helps to wrap the HDMI and calibration mike connector in tinfoil.
The Bravia Sync is a little finicky - you'll need to play around a bit to get the Sony TV and BDV to ... –John L Salyardsfrom Amazon.com

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