Doug MacGregor
Stunt Coordinator
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- Nov 23, 2002
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A friend of mine bought his first HTiB because the amp in his projection TV was on the fritz (always cutting out).
He told me he bought the GO Video HT2015 unit because he didn't want to spend too much.
It seems to have all the required video outputs (Component, S-Video) and mimimal power (stated at 225 watts - probably bogus).
The DVD player is not Progressive.
He payed $500 Cdn for it.
Did he get a good deal or should he have opted for a little more with, say, the Kenwood HTB-505 for 100 bucks more? It doesn't have Component outs but he says S-Video is enough for him.
Thoughts.
Thanx.
He told me he bought the GO Video HT2015 unit because he didn't want to spend too much.
It seems to have all the required video outputs (Component, S-Video) and mimimal power (stated at 225 watts - probably bogus).
The DVD player is not Progressive.
He payed $500 Cdn for it.
Did he get a good deal or should he have opted for a little more with, say, the Kenwood HTB-505 for 100 bucks more? It doesn't have Component outs but he says S-Video is enough for him.
Thoughts.
Thanx.
