I want assemble a 5.1 or 7.1 dvd home theatre sys for personnel use. which co's dvd, wire, spk. amp. i got

Question

I want assemble a 5.1 or 7.1 dvd home theatre sys for personnel use. which co's dvd, wire, spk. amp. i got

Answer 1

Use Sony DVD player with 7.1 Channel Pro Logic II sound. Excellent quality. (amplifier included)

Speaker--> Bose (including subwoofer) Connect the wires of this speaker into the DVD player.

Use a Sony Bravia 40 inch LCD TV for excellent sound.

Hope this helps!!

Answer 2

a/v receiver or hometheater: choose onkyo (txsr 606, best buy for individual receivers and htsp908 for hometheater package)

for dvd players: panasonic/philips would do. don't get ps3 if you're more into listening modes (ps3 is not able to pass through dolby tru hd to receivers).

for speakers: (just go with a hometheater system with onkyo)

onkyo hometheater systems include receiver, and 7.1 speakers.

check out their website for pricing:

http://onkyousa.com/products.cfm

also check shoponkyo.com

or call 1800 2291687 for product inquiry

for multimedia wiring and connections, hdmi is the best because it carries both video and audio at the same time

;)

Answer 3

Honestly, this is a hard question to answer without a budget $$ in mind.  I mean if money is no object I would get a set of B&W 801 diamond loudspeakers.  I would get Krell amplifiers and surround processor and why not get the The Eidos 20 BD blu-ray player from Goldmund for $17,000.

On a budget I would look at SVS speakers and subwoofers Denon and Onkyo receivers and I think the Sony PS3 is a good suggestion for DVD/Blu-ray.

Answer 4

Have to agree with Theta on his choices.

Don't buy Bose, they are junk. Give a budget, and you will get better answers.

Answer 5

Amplifiers, I suggest DENON or Yamaha.

DVD player, I PREFER the PS3's multiuse design, just because DVD players cost about the same, so why not get a game with it too?

Wire....Well on SHORT runs (less than 30 feet) 16 gauge lamp cord will do fine without loss of Higher frequencies, and you can separate the + and - lines so you don't get any capacitance loss from the wires being close to each other....

Which is minimal anyways.....I think the last time I checked capacitance loss it was about 0.009 uf on my cable of 50 ft.

So the impedance was only about 7.957 MicroOhms.....

Yes......Micro  OHMS......

Now you see why I'm not a big fan of Monster Cables......