A home theater system that may or may not exist.
I know what I want in a home theater system, I'm just not sure that anyone makes it.
I am looking for a quality system made by a reputable company, the likes of Polk, Yamaha, Bose, Infinity, Sony, etc,. I don't specifally favor any brand, but want quality by a company who's been around awhile and knows what they are building. There is 'alot' of junk out there.
Though I would like a 5.1 systems with alot of speakers and wires all over the place, at this time it is neither possible not affordable.
What I am looking for is a quality multi-speaker Soundbar system with some decent output wattage that can be wall mounted under the flat screen; with a built in DVD/Blue-Ray player and with a separate powered subwoofer with HDMI connections.
I also want multiple digital HDMI and optical inputs in a system that is at least somewhat tunable by the user.
I realize alot of you guys out there know these systems inside and out and thought no sense in me reading all these stats on various systems when I really don't know what I am reading.
So does a system like this even exist?
On a somewhat related topic:
What's your opinion between the Sony CT-100 Soundbar system VS the Yamaha YAS-71 Soundbar system?
Any help would really be appreciated...
mwhunter
I know what I want in a home theater system, I'm just not sure that anyone makes it.
I am looking for a quality system made by a reputable company, the likes of Polk, Yamaha, Bose, Infinity, Sony, etc,. I don't specifally favor any brand, but want quality by a company who's been around awhile and knows what they are building. There is 'alot' of junk out there.
Though I would like a 5.1 systems with alot of speakers and wires all over the place, at this time it is neither possible not affordable.
What I am looking for is a quality multi-speaker Soundbar system with some decent output wattage that can be wall mounted under the flat screen; with a built in DVD/Blue-Ray player and with a separate powered subwoofer with HDMI connections.
I also want multiple digital HDMI and optical inputs in a system that is at least somewhat tunable by the user.
I realize alot of you guys out there know these systems inside and out and thought no sense in me reading all these stats on various systems when I really don't know what I am reading.
So does a system like this even exist?
On a somewhat related topic:
What's your opinion between the Sony CT-100 Soundbar system VS the Yamaha YAS-71 Soundbar system?
Any help would really be appreciated...
mwhunter
S-curve?