A/V Receiver recommendations? - stereo receiver recommendation
Can you add a receiver 5.1 or 7.1 stereo sound for under $ 500? The minimum requirements are that you are some kind of midnight, or theater mode must have, all of the following: DVD player, television, game console (at least 1), VCR, CD player and a rotating disk get in touch if possible. Or alternatively we can recommend a good home theater in a box with a good receiver and speaker sounds good for under $ 1000? Recommendations for the Bose-teams will be ignored.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Stereo Receiver Recommendation A/V Receiver Recommendations?
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Would now try for under $ 500 I, you will find the best Onkyo (for sale) can be found. Denon is better, but too expensive.
As for home theater systems, the best I Denon (one Under $ 1000 I think is one) and new Onkyo. Many manufacturers of electronic speakers good or good, but not both. Onkyo has a good job both in my opinion. I think home theater systems, Bose suck too :-)
3.2.1 Bose home theater surround sound is very good, I would buy the good work!
Marantz and Yamaha - these are the best in this price range ...
Marantz and Yamaha - these are the best in this price range ...
While platinum has a preamp, you can get a Yamaha HTR-5960 $ 500, which best suit your needs. Respectively. for about $ 700, you can get a Denon HTIB DHT486DV for a property that has a second zone. It comes with 7 speakers to 5 can use for your home theater and 2 others in a room and a person to listen to music in another room while you watch a movie in the main room, or just a home theater 7.1. If you can have a better tone of the music have a Yamaha yht-370 for $ 410 and add a subwoofer, for $ 100-300 and get a better sound, but not the second area less power and digital inputs. In addition to this do not come with a DVD player.
You can find them in http://www.bestbuy.com
Go with a receiver, a Yamaha A / V & A Polk sound system surround sound in your price range and they rock.
DO NOT BUY BOSE! In this price range that you hardly see in with a phono preamp. In addition, I also recommend either an Onkyo or Denon. I have a Pioneer VSX D-812, which is everything you want (except phono) for less than $ 300.
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