This is likely a painfully stupid question, but I cannot seem to get a straight answer from anyone, so please help me if you can. I am currently using a Marantz SR-6200 6.1 surround sound receiver with 3 Bryston 2B-LP power amplifiers in my home theatre system along with a powered subwoofer. I have the opportunity to upgrade (???) to a 7.1 channel Yamaha RX-V750 (basically as a gift), but I do not want to change my speaker/amplifier arrangement to 7.1 channels.I have been told that the rear speakers of a 7.1 system both carry the same mono signal (much like the early Dolby Pro-Logic rears), and that all I need to do is use one of the rear preamp outputs to my existing 6.1 arrangement. Is this true? Also, while I am getting a newer reciever, is this really an upgrade? I am pleased with the Marantz, but you guys know what it is like ... something new!
Cheers, Mike.
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