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How much would 4 atoms and a CC170 run me in U.S. $??? Anybody know? Any opinions on SVS vs. HSU subs? One their cheapest models...

I think I will be using the H/K AVR-230. OK match? I think I would rather have a bigger and badder center than better rears, since more stuff comes from the center channel.

Does this sound like a good deal to everyone? Pair Titans Pair Atoms CC-270 center PDR-10 subwoofer For $988 U.S? or $668 w/o sub. Is it high, low, or average? Thanks!

He see's code, so it's not like he's actually looking through the sunglasses. As for Agent Smith, he's a program as well, so it's just asthetics. It's not supposed to be realistic...

Well, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to spend $300 on a receiver and then upgrade in 3 months. I'm just a poor old measly college student... :frowning: I just want something reliable and good that will last me at least 5 years. As for getting the urge to upgrade due to visiting this forum...

What other brands make bright-sounding speakers other than klipschs?

Yeah, I'm sure $300 might not seem "budget", but I think compared to many high end audiophile products, it's a budget amount for a reciever. Anyways, thanks for all your input guys. I can be calm to know that my receiver will last me a long time. (As long as i don't move into a bigger room ):D

I'm thinking about get a receiver... around $300-400. I'm just wondering how long should i expect this receiver to last me. I mean, a more expensive receiver won't last any longer than a budget one right? It'll just be better for larger speakers and a bigger room. So far I'm looking at the...

Let me know how the HK 230 works out for you. I'm looking into building a home theater system myself, but am on a tight budget since I'm only a poor college student. :D

I'm looking into buying a 34" CRT based widescreen HDTV right now. Some brands have models with and without DVI, and the difference can be a couple hundred of dollars, so I'm just wondering if I really need DVI for the next couple of years. Is there a big difference between DVI and component...

I believe the reason why most TV makes put speakers on the sides is because it gives more of a "stereo" sound since the speakers are farther apart on the side than they are on the bottom. Of course, this would only apply to people using the TV speakers and not separate speakers.