How to control bass and treble on old av receiver

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http/www.manualowl.com/m/Marantz/SR7000/Manual/223117

 

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2 problems with that, It assumes you have a remote and have it connected to a tv. Will a cheap universal remote like this work?
http/www.walmart.ca/en/ip/philips-perfect-replacement-universal-remote-control-srp5107-27/205468?trail=&fromPLP=true&ancestorID=&searchString=&startSearch=&fromSearchBox=&addFacet=

 

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I looked up remote replacements and this mob just about does every remote.

http/www.replacementremotes.com/ quick product search game me;

http/www.replacementremotes.com/DirecTv/Buy-Tivo-Series-2-HACCTR2-TIVO-257191-TV-Satellite-Receiver-TIVO.html

 

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Will that remote works, it's a satellite/tivo remote?

 

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according to them it will.

Searching again, it gives; http/www.replacementremotes.com/store/prodthumbs.cfm?ns=1&producttype=Remote+Control&categoryid=192&keyword=sr7000

Those remotes will work with the models listed.
Originally supplied with models: BLD774, DSR7000, DSR704, DSR708, DVR120, DVR40, DVR80, HR10250, LIFE70D, mf5900243a, R10, SDDVR120, SIRS4040, SIRS4040R, SIRS4080, SIRS4080R, SIRS4120, SIRS4120R

Is yours the DSR7000?

 

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thought it might have been, think DSR7000 is a phillips searching DSR7000.

 

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No it's SR7000.

 

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Thought you might have been in luck. Oh well, it might work, not sure why its claiming Marantz for. Need to read into it.

 

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http/www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/codes/marantz/sr-7000/

This is better help. Codes to program for the Marantz for the universal remotes that are mentioned at the very top.

 

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Ahhhh thanks a lot. So if i buy any cheap universal remote i can program the codes into it and it should work?

 

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Not sure if any cheap remotes, could be im not sure. Logitech would be a worthwhile choice to look at if its cheap enough. At least one where you can program it using a computer. Some universal remotes require the original remote to copy the signals over.

Search google on Logitech universal remote for more results

http/www.logitech.com/en-au/universal-remotes

 

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your Best option if you're buying an inexpensive remote control is the Harmony line of remotes.
http/www.wirelessoemshop.com/servlet/the-1427/Logitech-Harmony-650-Advanced/Detail

 

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Hmm okay thanks for the help. I'll just grab a harmony and cheap universal remote on my next trip to Walmart and return whichever one doesn't work since they are the easiest with returns.

 

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what i don't understand is why you don't use the front panel to navigate the menu... is it broken? don't you have a cheap display to connect to it to see the menu?

 

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Marantz, Yamaha, Onkyo are some of the receivers i know they having extra menu stuff only viewed through an external display being a TV. The front panel with the built in display can access some of these functions, the rest needs the remote + TV display.

 

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The osd can only be accessed with a remote it's from the era of "lose the remote and you're screwed".

 

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It still is that era. On-screen displays are a fairly recent feature - five years ago, you would be hard-pressed to find a sub-$800 unit that featured it.

 

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Well i tried the cheap $10 Phillips and no luck. Guess i'll have to get the harmony remote.

 

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Did you read the Phillips manual for the codes?

 

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