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Home Theater Questions
My wife and I have been looking into getting a home theater system for a while but we're unsure as to what we should be looking for. I'm looking to spend in the 300 dollar range or so for now just to make sure we enjoy it, then we'll spend a bit more later. I'd love some suggestions for what to look for, what units folks have that they love, and what prices some of the systems run. Thanks for any replies.Tags: None -
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I have a Pioneer 1000 Watt system that I got from Wally world for $200. I think it sounds damn good. If you are looking to get a low-expense system and save for a much nicer one. I doubt you will get as much bang for your buck as this system.
Pioneer HTP-2500
Seems they have replaced it with a 860-watt version, the HTP-2700
Would an audiophile love it? Probably not, but you won't beat it for the price.Comment
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Several of my friends swear by Onkyo. I've heard it in person and it is a very nice system. I think it's in the price range that you're looking for.Comment
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I got a great Yamaha system in that price range. I love it and have zero regrets. I will just say to make sure you get a true amplifier. Don't get an all in one type of thing with DVD player that can't be upgraded properly.Comment
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That would suck up his whole budget right there, without any speakers.Comment
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CNET has a good overview of home theater technology. You could check hometheaterforum as well.
I've had a Sony HTiB system for about four years and it has worked well for me. I think folks tend to buy too much home theater sometimes and don't need even half the power they have or boughtBoston Red Sox 2004, 2007 World Series Champions
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I havent heard the system, but that Pioneer posted earlier looks pretty good.
I would also check out the HT-S590 from Onkyo.
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donot buy a HTIB, there garbage. Buy the receiver separate from the speakers and the subwoofer separate...i was just through all of this 2 weeks ago. HTIB will not give you deep deep bass, it just won't. I bought a brand new jvc 1000 watt system and the bass was flat. Took it back and bought 5.1 polk audio speakers (already had receiver) and man what a different sound!!!Comment
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donot buy a HTIB, there garbage. Buy the receiver separate from the speakers and the subwoofer separate...i was just through all of this 2 weeks ago. HTIB will not give you deep deep bass, it just won't. I bought a brand new jvc 1000 watt system and the bass was flat. Took it back and bought 5.1 polk audio speakers (already had receiver) and man what a different sound!!!Jesus saves
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Very true. Besides I got my Yamaha system on sale and I turn down the bass on the subwoofer since I find it too strong. It all depends on your expectations and the size of your room. My under $500 system works fantastic for what I want.Comment
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Speaking of home theatres. I have a question about a cheap speaker set from Altec Lansing.
I don't have an audio out on my Samsung hdtv but im not sure if u need that to hook it up to the aforementioned speaker set. Here is a pdf diagram of how to hook it up:
Shop Altec Lansing speakers and headphones direct and save big! Enhance your audio experience with top-quality products built to last since 1927.
How would i be able to hook these up to my tv w/out an audio out?Huge Fan of the New Orleans Saints & New Orleans Pelicans!!!!!!!!!!!!!Comment
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