OT- home theaters
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Gold Member Username: SplmonsterC-Town, OH USA Post Number: 1452 Registered: May-06 | well i just wondered what you guys have for home theaters i know paul's got a crazy one haha but im a senior in highschool and next year ill be in a dorm so i want a decent home theater to bring. but since itll be in a dorm keep it small, so i was juss looking for some advice. i dont really know what all it entitles. juss some speakers and a sub? do i need some sort of receiver? i juss dont know lol any help is appreciated |
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Bronze Member Username: GignmofoPost Number: 81 Registered: Jul-05 | If your are in a dorm... forget the sub... The floor n@zi's will get ya... Even though check out the Onkyo products as well as Denon http://www.onkyousa.com/model.cfm?m=HT-S990THX&class=Systems&p=i This one is a pretty good value and performs well. |
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Gold Member Username: JakeyplaysbassASU Post Number: 2288 Registered: Jul-05 | I have a dayton 12" in my room with the gain at maybe 1/8 and you can hear it 5-6 rooms down. If you do want a sub I would get this... http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&Partnumber=300-631 Its like 100 bucks after shipping and they sound ok. It's nothing special but it will get you the bump you want. |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Northwest PA Post Number: 5219 Registered: Jul-06 | My home stereo was too big to bring with me to college..... at home I've got a set of Techincs 3-way speakers, a Technics receiver, RCA cd changer, and I was working on building a sub for it out of a JBL sub and a plate amp. But that project's on hold for now. |
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Gold Member Username: SplmonsterC-Town, OH USA Post Number: 1453 Registered: May-06 | well how about just in general? like an all around home theater system? you got the tv, a set of speakers, a sub, a dvd player, and do you need some sort of receiver or something? |
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Platinum Member Username: WingmanaliveA pic is worth 1000 posts!! Post Number: 12261 Registered: Jun-06 | Yeah you do need a receiver if you want true surround sound. It decodes everything and sends all the appropriate signals to the appropriate speakers. Entry level receivers aren't that expensive. If you're not a true home audiophile the $250 off the shelf receiver will do. A basic starter system complete will be $500 or so. Receiver, surround package, DVD player and cables. It depends on what you have/want/need. I spent well over a grand just on my sub.  |