Posted: 8/5/2012 5:32:41 PM EDT
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Hey guys, I am looking at getting a surround sound setup for my apartment to hook up to my tv, PS3, etc. I am looking at staying under $400. I had a roommate that had a Logitech Z-5500 a few years ago and really liked it. I know it has since been discontinued and replaced with the Z906. So I have been checking out the Z906 a little bit. Anyone here have any experiences with them? Any other systems to check out?
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My suggestion: http://www.amazon.com/Denon-DHT-391XP-Channel-Theater-System/dp/B003QP3M92/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1344278643&sr=8-3&keywords=denon+htib. The sub could be better but I'm sure my neighbors wouldn't approve if it was. |
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I'll look up the system I have.
Yamaha reciever, speakers. Remember: if your reciever has a built-in DVD player, the speakers are most likely proprietary and you will not be able to replace/upgrade them. I have one similar to this: Crutchfield I'll look up the exact specs when I'm home. I got mine on Amazon, 30% off and of course free shipping. |
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I'm into HiFi, vacuum tubes and horns, but my HT system is mostly mass market––mainly Denon receivers (3 over 13 years) and a nice set of Canadian Paradigm Studio 20s, ADP-170s, CC450 and PS1200 sub. My source is a PS3 80gb v1 that plays SACDs in multi-channel.
Logitech makes mouses and keyboards, so I don't know about them. My first Gateway Destination computer ('97) came with a little Harmon Kardon/Infinity surround sound system that was pretty good for the time (Dolby Pro Logic.) Even if you get a dedicated entry level HT receiver from the big boys, you can look for some decent speakers, but $400 ain't going to buy you much, not even a 'good' 'home theatre in a box' type packages. But I guess, anything's better than what you have now. Chris |
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Something like this would fit the bill nicely: http://www.amazon.com/Onkyo-HT-S5400-7-1-Channel-Theater-System/dp/B004O0TREC Speed |