In this menu set (above), you can choose what you want the two Aux outputs to be
connect to – if anything at all – which includes bi-amping (e.g., the front left/right
channels), and having up to three subwoofers. All in all, a very flexible and easy to
use menu structure.
The rear panel is a sea of connections, and fortunately, the jacks are far enough apart
that I could easily get my fingers in between other connectors to insert a plug here
and there. Isn’t it amazing how long it has taken to pare down the sets of component
and composite video connections and move towards a full array of HDMI
connectors?
The remote control is Classé all the way. It’s made of anodized and brushed
aluminum, and the battery compartment is at the bottom end. The buttons are
tactile, shaped so you can recognize them by feel, and there is bright blue
backlighting when you press any button.
