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25th 2008f August 2008
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I have a Samsung 42 inch Plasma TV and want a quality home cinema system that also allows me to play my iPod on it too.
Clemente
I have a Samsung 42 inch Plasma TV and want a quality home cinema system that also allows me to play my iPod on it too.
Clemente
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I have a Yamaha RX-V663 it has the many of the features needed to be up to date with the current home theater.
iPod connectivity
7.1 surround sound
XM SIRIUS connectivity
Dolby TRU-HD DTS-HD decoding
HDMI switching Just to name it’s highlights. In my opinion, for the price it has the best bang for the buck.
Comment by The Eagle Keeper — August 25, 2008 @ 9:10 pm
For the money ($799 retail) the Onkyo HT-S6100 is the best bet (click the link):
Lots of power, solid amplifier design, decent speakers, great powered sub, the latest surround processors (for Blu-ray Disc audio) and, of course, an iPod dock which displays title/album/artist info on the front of the receiver (says Onkyo).
Comment by A/V Truths — August 28, 2008 @ 10:17 pm