onkyo tx-nr807

[stumpgc]

I have an Onkyo 807 and my front speakers are Polk Audio RT1000i which both have powered sub units which I would like to turn on with the receiver however the receiver has no switched outlets. And I was curious how I could go about doing that? Thanks Greg

 

[bandphan]

I have an Onkyo 807 and my front speakers are Polk Audio RT1000i which both have powered sub units which I would like to turn on with the receiver however the receiver has no switched outlets. And I was curious how I could go about doing that? Thanks Greg

Units like this

 

[AVRat]

The Niles requires a switched outlet, which the 807 has zero of, switched/unswitched.

Ok, this is weird, none of the #07 receivers have AC outlets!

Unfortunately, I think your only option is the Auto on feature of the speakers.

 

[bandphan]

The Niles requires a switched outlet, which the 807 has zero of, switched/unswitched.

Ok, this is weird, none of the #07 receivers have AC outlets!

Unfortunately, I think your only option is the Auto on feature of the speakers.

Can also be switched with 12v trigger

 

[AVRat]

I saw that, but doesn't look like it has the typical mini-plug input. The 12v triggers on the 807 are setup for zone 2/3 usage.

If you don't have a power surge/conditioning type unit for your gear, something like the APC G5 would work for you. http://www.amazon.com/G5Blk-9-Outlet-G-Type-Rack-Mountable-Conditioner/dp/B0028RCZSS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1264527242&sr=1-1

 

[bandphan]

You have to strip the wire to bare ends. The trigger cant be assigned They give you bang for the buck, but Im not buying one.