A/V receiver and speakers system recommendation. I just bought a Samsung HT-TX75 HTIB and i'm really dissapointed. I will return it to the store this week and get a new home theater. I decided to go for an A/V receiver and a 5.1 speakers system. For the DVD...

most people looking at them don't care about that...or they'd not be looking at PC speakers. So, IMO, if one (probably someone kind of young with a limited budget) is looking for a $200-$300 speaker system, without searching for seperates, buying a receiver,...

amplified speakers suck. You're better off to buy mid range Stereo Receiver and a mid range set of surround sound speakers. A forty year old two channel stereo amplifier and three way reflex speakers will beat any of today's amplifed computer speakers. Why?...

includes this model, the Klipsch Quintet 5.1 speaker system, and >>the Klipsch KSW-10 subwoofer. >>> Please pardon my ignorance here, but why does an audio system have > video inputs? I've got a Yamaha model R-V1105 receiver which has > S-video > and...

my receiver isn't really modern enough to support what I'm looking for in a sound system. I'd really miss having a subwoofer. Even my little $50 pair of speakers has a sub, and the difference is huge. I think a separate sound system may be too pricey for...

more than 2 cores anyway and you are going to have 4 cores in your system and worry about sound card CPU usage. Finally, If you are using anolog output on sub par speaker system, I would say yes SB card are ok. If you have a good receiver and speaker system...

of space constraint issues, so I don't think I'm willing to spend more than, say $150-$200 for the receiver -- I don't need a full 7.1 receiver. Any suggestions? Is my current system sufficiently good that an upgrade to a receiver/speaker system wouldn't...

buy like a 5.1 audio system (receiver/computer) and hook it up to x-amount of ports, or do i have to get a system (receiver/computer) that will only drive those three speakers. The power is in the specifications - if you look at the website, the specs are right...

for a $1300 TV at the system level, and 2.) What system would you recommend? Next... this house my parents live in is pretty... old... remodelled, mind you, but the base house is old. I doubt the contractors messed with the power much, so what would be recommended...

here. Well, I was heard that a 5.1 system is recommended for watching DVDs. Because human voices come from the center speaker. But some people also told me that a 4.1 system is quite enough for games. So I don't know whether a 5.1 system will help the 3D sound...