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Hello you AV nuts. I'm usually running around in the tape and vintage area. I'm an analog loyalist, who has a Quad set-up, and have incorporated my AV side, into my Quad audio set-up using surround processors for stunning movie sound. (personally, I like the oldschool rumble created by this big Sansui Quad amp, balanced with a couple processors and it really gets my JBL's and Mirages' pumping for theater like presence that can, at times, make you feel like you're levitating off the ground...).
I recently purchase an NEC AV-300 Audio Video Surround Amplifier with the remote that controls it all, the Digital Command Center NEC-RD-1050E. Unfortunately, after putting new batteries in the big all-in-one control remote, it's not being read by the receiver but it is putting out a signal.
No manual with my used purchase, so I'm hoping someone out there either has a copy I can buy, or will have some idea of how to prompt the remote so that I can set it up and use it with the amp.
Obviously, without a remote, an AV command center is not doing me much good. Yes, I assumed (big mistake) that if the remote didn't work with the unit, it would have been mentioned in the auction. It wasn't.
Now, I have no idea how to get the remote to work with the interface, how to program it and make use of this cool old surround command receiver.
Any ideas?
THANKS!
stickwork
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Topic - NEC Digital Command Center - stickwork 16:13:25 11/10/07 (0)
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