Is there an OSD on the Sony Muteki?

However, for around a hundred dollars more, Sony has a perfectly acceptable player, the DVPNS57PB, which will suit the system quite well. Also, there’s no onscreen display (OSD) for the receiver — which makes set-up a little harder.

How many subwoofers does a Sony Muteki have?

The MUTEKI comes in two large containers the size of plasma televisions — but we suppose this is to be expected of a system that offers full-size towers and, count ’em, two subwoofers. We don’t see 6.2 systems taking off in anywhere but the largest, dedicated home theatre set-ups, but here it’s a decent gimmick.

What kind of remote does a Sony Muteki use?

The included remote is standard Sony fare — a grey oblong which can control other Sony components as well. But it’s not a learning model though. You won’t see many other systems that offer so much for this price.

Is the Sony Muteki a good iPod dock?

Need to spend extra on an iPod dock. The Bottom Line The Sony MUTEKI may not be hi-fi, but for sheer bang-for-buck it’s a solid first choice for budding home theatre enthusiasts and party-goers. Visit for details.

What kind of audio cable does a Sony Muteki use?

Sony system control is via stereo 3.5 mm jack. Cut one USB cable, use 3.5mm plug or one of the old Audio cables with 3.5 mm jack. Connect it as on the picture.

However, for around a hundred dollars more, Sony has a perfectly acceptable player, the DVPNS57PB, which will suit the system quite well. Also, there’s no onscreen display (OSD) for the receiver — which makes set-up a little harder.

Need to spend extra on an iPod dock. The Bottom Line The Sony MUTEKI may not be hi-fi, but for sheer bang-for-buck it’s a solid first choice for budding home theatre enthusiasts and party-goers. Visit for details.

How do I Power my Muteki sub woofer?

Plug the 3.5mm jack to Muteki and USB to USB on your TV or amp. It will Power up the subwoofer amp every time the TV or main amp is switched on, and USB socket has power. You may also want to know that one of the pins where black wire goes is load limit protection which the main amp was used to disable the subwoofer if something goes wrong.