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I was looking at the details and spec page on the BB site for the Yamaha YAS 101. And under "Audio" it has only "No" not one "yes". It's sold out anyways, but after reading through some reviews and googling a lot, it seems that Yamaha are quite decent. Will see if I can still get a Yamaha deal...

As if it wouldn't be hard enough for a guy like me to chose from one even if the spec page would be accurate :(

Well even on the Yanaha spec page it says no.... so it's probably 0 accurate.

Thanks a lot for the suggestion. I'm leaning towards the Sony you've mentioned. Before I order it though, what about this one: Philips 120W Sound Bar With Subwoofer (HTL5110/F7) $149

***EDIT**** couldn't find an option to edit my previous post. What if I'd raise the budget to $200? I'm not familiar with audio systems at all, but lots of soundbars on sale today: http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/category/sound-bars/28817.aspx no good?

Thanks guys for the replies. What is wrong with soundbars e.g. why would you not recommend getting one? Really the only thing I want to achieve is to be able to watch blue rays without having to hold the tv remote the whole movie to adjust the volume. I'm asking because there are currently all...

TV :). No system. I was against wasting moneyh on a sound system just because how stupid blueray audio is..apparently. But if I really have to get a system, I don't want to spend more than $150 on it. Or perhaps I could just get a center speaker only for the dialogues?

Hi all, ever since blue-rays were released, yes years ago, I hated watching them because I have to turn the volume up and down constantly. The problem is the voices are very quiet but all the music and special effects almost blow you away, they're soo loud. So what happens is that we turn up...