GigaWorks S750 and "aux" input...

Hi I want to buy gigaworks s750, but I need to know this thing at 110% before buying: I have to connect a stereo (two channel) source (like cd-player, tape, or minidisc reader) to the port "auxiliary" on the panel near "m-port"; is the sound distributed equally on the seven speakers (and to the subwoofer) or is it played only on "front" speakers?thanks

leviathan,
The M-Port is only meant for certain compatible product only. It won't work with the Vision:M unfortunately.
Jason

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