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New member Username: Javier420Desert Hot Springs, United States California Post Number: 1 Registered: Apr-08 | im aiming for 100 bucks stereo from walmart...has 2 tweaters with subwoofers...and aiming for a new tv.. i was wonder if i ever get it how would i connect it to the tv? |
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Silver Member Username: JrbayLivonia Detroit area, Michigan USA Post Number: 133 Registered: Feb-08 | Depends on the stereo, we need some more details but I would suspect that you will not be thrilled with a $100.00 stereo. If you want to use a system for a TV look into a 5.1 Home Theater In A Box. |
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Bronze Member Username: BoulderdashcciCanton, Mass USA Post Number: 21 Registered: Apr-07 | If you can wait, I'd save up and go for something like http://shoponkyo.com/detail.cfm?productid=HT-SR600&modelid=140&group_id=1&detail =1&ext_war=1 which is $169 if you register with their site. It will give you a lot more options if you ever want to expand later. If you can wait even longer, jump up to http://shoponkyo.com/detail.cfm?productid=TX-SR505&modelid=62&group_id=1&detail= 1&ext_war=1 and find a decent set of used bookshelf speakers (Paradigm Atoms come to mind, craigslist is your friend) which will be a huge jump in quality. Then, add pieces as you go. Either way though, generally a $100 Walmart system will leave a lot to be desired. |
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Silver Member Username: HuronPost Number: 422 Registered: Mar-07 | freddies right, waiting saving and good research is the key, wallmart crappp is just that, crappppp |
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Silver Member Username: DmitchellOttawa, Ontario Canada Post Number: 903 Registered: Feb-07 | Freddie and Angelo are right. You'll be throwing your $100 bucks down the toilet. Get at least an entry level Yamaha/Pioneer/Denon receiver (they're cheap) and maybe some Fluance speakers. |
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Bronze Member Username: LevelzeroPost Number: 27 Registered: Aug-07 | Wow Freddie! That was a darn good find! Great post! |