What About The Samsung 7.1 Blu Ray Ht Bd2t Home Theatre? Is There A Better One Out There? How About Wireless?
Posted December 24th, 2009
Home Theater in a box are not a flexible system and most of the time you can not add other equipment to it. They don’t provide much power and the speakers are low quality. The only Home Theater system I like is the Onkyo HT-S6200 for $600, it is a separate 7.1 receiver capable of True HD in Dolby and DTS along with 7.1 speaker system. All you need is to add a blu-ray disc player to make it complete. Go online to Home Theater magazine and read reviews on all products that might interest you. Hope this will help you out.
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bbt91945
December 24th, 2009 at 5:41 pm
All home theaters in a box have limitations, mainly with limited connections, but also with underpowered speakers and the inability to switch out components. Many are “good enough” but you’re almost always better off buying a proper receiver and either a set of speakers or individual speakers.
I know of no wireless speakers that are worth much. The best solution for rear speakers that I am aware of is the Rocketfish Universal Rear Speaker kit.
Peter D
December 24th, 2009 at 5:41 pm
Right now in the market the best in a box system are Onkyo, check Amazon.com