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Surround Sound suggestions

Discussion in 'Receivers and amplifiers' started by bmwowner, May 29, 2006.

  1. bmwowner

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    Hey guys,
    I ordered a Panasonic Th-42px60u today.I already have an Oppo OPDV971H dvd player,so I need a surround sound system.What are your suggestions. should I use individual components or get a Theatre in a box type. Would like to keep it in the 300-400 price range. The wife was gracious enough to let me spend 2k on the plasma,so I don't want to push it.
     
  2. JVC

    JVC Active member

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    For your price range, about all you can do is HTIB. That's about the only way you can get receiver and speakers.
    If you already have speakers, I'd definately get a seperate A/V receiver.
     
  3. bmwowner

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    Nope.No speakers. I have been looking at some Sony and Pioneer HTIB and they don't look that bad.
     
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    Have you looked at Onkyo or Yamaha HTIB, at least you'll get a quality receiver out of the whole thing.. The speakers aren't that bad either......good luck..
     
  5. bmwowner

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    I have been looking into Onkyo.The local electronics store has the ONK HTS580 setup and I'm going to go listen to it.
     
  6. bmwowner

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    Hmmm. I see that it doen's have any component or HDMI inputs?
     
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    Great TV. Don't get a Home theater in a box. You've already taken the first step in the right direction. You have to push it. You are now a videophile. Now its time to become an audiophile. Try this site
    http://www.av123.com/index.php Look at there B-stock, a little over your budget but take it slow. Try a Denon, Harman Kardon, Pioneer, all good receivers. Budgets are always broken.
     
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    Nice, the B-stock really looks great, good site sd72667..
     
  9. bmwowner

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    The wife has decided to let me get pieces at a time(receiver here,speaker there)until I get it all.I'm not going to complain,like I said she did let me get the TV.:)I assume that there products would change day by day? The only receiver I see now is a Denon.
     
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    Yes, their products do change. I called when I ordered my equipment.
    If you have questions, they have a great support team.
     
  11. JVC

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    Denon makes some very good receivers.
    The worst thing about a Denon receiver is that the remote is a nightmare to learn. Better off buying a Harmony remote, and let it work [bold]everything.[/bold]
     

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