Samsung Make Good Surround Sound Systems?
02-02-09, 07:46 PM
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Samsung Make Good Surround Sound Systems?
I'm looking into buying a 5.1 surround sound system soon. My HDTV is a Samsung so I was hoping I could get a good system that matches my brand of TV. Does Samsung have a good track record with 5.1 systems or should I avoid them?
I heard Samsung's Blu-Ray players are not so hot so I was wanting to make sure they're 5.1 systems are good quality before I go out and buy one. Thanks for any help!
I heard Samsung's Blu-Ray players are not so hot so I was wanting to make sure they're 5.1 systems are good quality before I go out and buy one. Thanks for any help!
02-02-09, 11:30 PM
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02-03-09, 12:09 AM
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DO NOT GET A SAMMY AUDIO SYSTEM!!! OR SONY they are great at video but not sound. This of course excludes some of Sony's ES recievers.
Try not to go for the all in one systems either.
Try not to go for the all in one systems either.
02-03-09, 08:03 AM
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Re: Samsung Make Good Surround Sound Systems?
I wouldn't worry at all about matching your audio brand with that of your video.
Give some specifics on what you're looking for, and people can throw out some suggestions. Most importantly, what is your budget? What will you be hooking up to give an idea of what would be ideal for inputs, etc?
Give some specifics on what you're looking for, and people can throw out some suggestions. Most importantly, what is your budget? What will you be hooking up to give an idea of what would be ideal for inputs, etc?
02-05-09, 07:13 PM
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Re: Samsung Make Good Surround Sound Systems?
Get a real receiver, not a HTiB thingie.
Here's what I post everytime I see something like this --
Here's a bunch of options, mix and match as you see fit. I stuck with 5.1 here.
Speakers Options ($130-$400)
Yamaha 5.1 set w/sub, $129 shipped.
Dayton Speakers from Parts Express 5.1 speakers with powered sub ~$186 shipped.
Fluance 5.1 set, $275 + 10" Sub, $135 for $400 shipped
Receiver options $210-450 --
Non-decoding Receivers (work great with PS3)
These provide lossless from the LPCM streams from a PS3
Sony STR-DG720 - $210 shipped
Yamaha 6140 or 463 - $260 shipped
Decoding Receivers (work great with any Blu-ray player)
These will take the LPCM from PS3 or bitstreamed TrueHD/DTA-MA from any BR Player
Sony STR-DG820 - $290 shipped
Yamaha 6160 or 663 - $360 shipped
Onkyo TR-SR606 - $360 shipped
Pioneer 1018 - $450 shipped
Then get some speaker wire, 100' 16 guage (AWG) for under $20 from Monoprice.
-beebs
Here's what I post everytime I see something like this --
Here's a bunch of options, mix and match as you see fit. I stuck with 5.1 here.
Speakers Options ($130-$400)
Yamaha 5.1 set w/sub, $129 shipped.
Dayton Speakers from Parts Express 5.1 speakers with powered sub ~$186 shipped.
Fluance 5.1 set, $275 + 10" Sub, $135 for $400 shipped
Receiver options $210-450 --
Non-decoding Receivers (work great with PS3)
These provide lossless from the LPCM streams from a PS3
Sony STR-DG720 - $210 shipped
Yamaha 6140 or 463 - $260 shipped
Decoding Receivers (work great with any Blu-ray player)
These will take the LPCM from PS3 or bitstreamed TrueHD/DTA-MA from any BR Player
Sony STR-DG820 - $290 shipped
Yamaha 6160 or 663 - $360 shipped
Onkyo TR-SR606 - $360 shipped
Pioneer 1018 - $450 shipped
Then get some speaker wire, 100' 16 guage (AWG) for under $20 from Monoprice.
-beebs
