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mutata posted:I'm moving and getting married, and in so doing, I'm entering the wonderful world of living in a place long enough to actually set up a nicer system. On the other hand, I'm on a tight budget. Those speakers look like they'll be sufficiently functional, but I wouldn't worry about getting a receiver with a huge watt output unless you plan on upgrading the speakers later. For receivers you need to get a surround receiver with Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby DTS and all that good stuff. My favorite, FAVORITE receivers at those price points come from Denon. If you're on a budget I recommend the Denon AVR-1507 for $330USD. I own the AVR-1907 as of writing this and it's awesome. The setup is intuitive and it has auto-calibration, which is really convenient. (Read your owner's manual!) The fact that the sub woofer in that JVC system is self-powered is good for you. Never buy a sub that isn't self-powered. If you have any question about set up I'm still lurking around. Edit: Regarding TVs. If you are on a budget DO NOT buy a cheap plasma. It will suck and break. You're better off buying a cheaper LCD. On the other hand if you have money to spend on video; nicer, more pricey plasmas are actually pretty reliable despite bad press. A good 42" inch to 50" plasma should cost between $3,000USD and $6,000USD. Pioneer Elite is ok, but Runco Plasmas are very reliable and competitively priced right now. If you can't spend that much, get an LCD with the best warranty you can find. Sanzuo fucked around with this message at 19:11 on May 17, 2007 |
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