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does this apply to sears and best buy?

So what does that mean when you have the hd audio decoded externally rather than onboard? are you talking about a receiver decoding it? please correct me if im wrong. thanks and aloha

thanks 4 the suggestion Gregg

Thanks 4 the input Nicholas

even with 9mm of xmax the cone area difference between a 10 inch and a 15 is pretty drastic. combine that with a optimal enclosure and sufficient power he should be able to hear a nice difference with his system. but by all means. if your wallet is able to get a more powerful subwoofer then...

yeah sorry my question is pretty vague. im just wondering what everybody over here thinks is the best tv to be bought at the moment (under 50 inches) that offers the most bang for the buck in terms of price and performance. i know my question is very vague but opinions is all im asking. not...

so there is no "quality assurance team" going around checking manufacturers contrast ratio claims? lol :D So there's no real way of evaluating a tvs contrast ratio performance in a typical big box store then huh?

so if paired with an hdmi capable receiver i should be able to to receive all of the formats available at the moment from the ps3? and the ps3 has optical outs on it?

thats the reason i had expected myself. thanks for your input didnt' know jls line of home audio subs were sealed. anybody have any feedback with jls line of home audio subs? jl is a pricey brand to pick up in the car audio market. quality products for the most part but from a price...

Why is that most subwoofer systems in home theater is ported? Im from the car audio world and sealed enclosures for subwoofers usually offers more bass accuracy where ported enclosures are usually a little sluggish with when trying to reproduce fast bass hits. the only advantage ported has over...

haha much like their car audio products. thanks for your input Jeff.

*yes i want to play ps3 games. *around 4 hundred (which is what the ps3 is selling at the moment i think) *what new audio codecs does ps3 not support and why? *my current receiver does not support hdmi but my faithful ol' sony should get an upgrade anyway. thanks and aloha

thank you for the feedback

thanks Jeff

Decently priced. seems to have ok features. why is it not more popular within the home theater community? im still a newbie so school me if need be. thanks and aloha.

so when shopping for a tv. what do i look for in terms of specs?

what tv (under 50 inch) offers the best bang for the buck in your opinion? thanks and aloha

Whats bitstreaming lossless codecs?

so where do we stand?

Besides fast loading times, i've never heard anything else about using a ps3 for bluray duties. what are some of the disadvantages using a ps3 for bluray compared to a standalone bluray player? thanks and aloha

did i post this in the wrong section? if so. mods please delete.

Besides fast loading time with the ps3 I have never heard anything good about the ps3 being used for bluray. Why is that? thanks and aloha

thanks for the suggestions:emoji_thumbsup:

i really like the svs system and have already been looking at that prior to making this thread. my only concern is will it be able to be used as a satellite? because i noticed its labeled bookshelf speakers... the reason i want a satellite system is because this is for a bedroom setup and...

so higher resolution will only be noticeable from closer distances? and correct me if im wrong but from the graph all resolution after 10 feet will be viewed to the eye as the same?

i have no preferences at the moment. i was kinda hoping your guys could throw me suggestions since im not familiar with most of the brands yet. (just the one that venture into car audio - focal, dynaudio, jl, pioneer ect.) thanks 4 the reply. aloha.

Hi guys/girls. Can anyone suggest me budget friendly flat panels in the 32 to 42 in range? Not particular about brands. Performance is more of a concern. I need a tv that will work well with a ps3 which i will be using for bluray and gaming. Thanks 4 your help. aloha

Can someone clarify to me the whole 1080i / 1080p description on flat panels? One question i have about it is does the tv need to be of a certain size to utilize it? (or enjoy it) or am i totally off track?

Quality is my main concern first (im sure it is with everyone here) Can anyone throw me suggestions for budget friendly satellites ($1000 and under) for a basic high end 5.1 system. looking 4 quality satellites with separate midrange speaker and tweeter. (not into single speaker...

i've connected s-video cables from my dvd player to receiver and then on to the tv. should i use the optical connections over rca? sorry for all the noobie questions. just wanna have a great sounding home system like i know ya'll must have. thanks and aloha.