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Where is the chest from? You ca use remotes without opening the doors.

11 years ago

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PRO
User
11 years ago
You can use remotes on ANYTHING without opening doors. Simple, get an IR sensor and just 'stick' it somewhere visible.
jfk66
Original Author
11 years ago
My designer recommended something like that but our system is sort of complicated. The AV installer wanted to charge way too much for one of those master remotes so we use two or three remotes. Sigh.
jfk66
Original Author
11 years ago
I also like that design generally. I'm a "transitional" person and that suits me.
User
11 years ago
I love the look, I was just trying to save ya money. Shouldn't buy a cabinet for thousands if ya can buy a sensor for 5 bucks! My brother owns a AV company and he sells the high dollar remotes as well, but just get one online for $100 and use youtube to teach ya how to use it! best of luck. The remote I use is called the MX-780. Look it up on google. It's $200 and you can do TONS with it!
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Dwell With Dignity
11 years ago
The chest is from I.O. Metro

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