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Mar 06, 2006 by bdean212004 | Posted in Home Theater

i have a record player hook up in aux my question is can I also hook a tape deck to my home theater?
i will like to buy a tape deck for my home theater but i don't whant to unhook my record player. can i plug it in a different jack.

You may have noticed that your turntable hooked up to the AUX input required you to have to turn the volume control on your receiver way up to match the volume level of other sources hooked up to it. That is because the signal level coming off a record

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Two thrillers will collide this weekend at the multiplex as Leonardo DiCaprio's current box-office champ "Inception" zooms into battle against Angelina Jolie's "Salt." Both flicks feature serious firearms, brutal hand-to-hand combat and enough high-tension stunts to have even an audience-goer reaching for some Tylenol after the credits roll.

That's probably where the similarities end. Whereas "Inception" is the cinematic equivalent of a nesting doll, each layer opening to reveal another hidden dream world, "Salt" is a straightforward thrill ride — eschewing a densely layered plot and CGI wizardry for 90 minutes of chases, gunfire and catch-me-if-you-can theatrics.

MTV News has given chase since the beginning, following the rather odd journey of "Salt" from its inception to its arrival on the big screen. Before hitting the theater this weekend, check out our cheat sheet for everything you need to know about "Salt."

"Salt" stars Jolie as Evelyn Salt, a CIA agent specializing in Russian cat-and-mouse espionage. When a purported Russki defector shows up at headquarters and suggests Jolie is in fact a sleeper agent with plans to assassinate a world leader, she's forced to go on the run to clear her name. Unless, of course, she really is a double-agent ... duh duh duuuuh !

"Salt" keeps you guessing about Jolie's true identity, and the filmmakers themselves juggled various identities for her character as they struggled to get a green light for the picture. Evelyn Salt was originally Edwin Salt, back in 2007 when producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura was trying to get Tom Cruise to play the part . But di Bonaventura couldn't get a studio to bite — until the filmmakers decided to switch the spy's gender and recruited Jolie to take on the role .

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