Need remote control advice


I'm getting ready to buy a learning remote to control all of my components and have a situation where my audio components are in a cabinet that is at an angle from the listening position. I have to lean forward to change the volume which is a real hassle. Are there remotes that have stronger signals or is there another solution? Thanks in advance.
bennett
I've heard about some mind of infrared repeater device that the Theater hobbiests like to use for whole-house remote capability, but sure dunno what it's called or where to get one. That ought to do the trick wherever you can find one?
The best remote on the market, in my opinion, is the Home Theatre Master MX-500. One of its many impressive features is the strength of its signal. My gear sits behind a couch and the MX-500 works it without fault. But definitely try before you buy. Bob is right about the fact you may have to use a repeater, but it tends to clutter the room, spray copious amounts of RF around the place (even when you are not using the remote), and can be incompatible with some equipment (One I have will not work with either my Placette preamp or an AMC preamp in my daughter's system).

Go to remotecentral.com to check out what remote is best for your situation.
Even crutchfield carries those little pyramid infra-red relay devices. As bob said they're designed to control components from another room altogether, but if you got one of those it wouldn't matter what remote you got then (as long as its not an rf one.)