Seeking advice on an inexpensive new reciever (1 Viewer)

[keepingitsimple]

Hello Everyone!
Cliff Note version: Seeking a new cheap receiver.
I purchased the Bose acoustimass 10 series iii (2002). I used them for about 6 months and then place them in corner with a sheet over it in my house.
Fast forward to now, I recently brought them out from the cover sheet and would like to use them with my Samsung BLUERAY HDMI.
I hooked the Bose speakers up to an old reciever and they sounded great to me.
I know there are better speakers out there, but for now I would like to use these speakers. I have a small room; 17 x 20 (give or take).
I would like to find a new cheap reciever for these speakers.. Seeking suggestions... Price range around $200 give or take... much less would be great if out there.
Just need to be point me in the right direction. This is will mainly be used for blueray movies through HDMI and some FM music (no streaming or gaming)
If you can suggest some features to look for in a reciever that would be great. I don't need all the bells and whisles and I do not need full power either.
I thank you in advance for your suggestions.
Below are the specs of the BOSE speakers..
Bose Acoustimass 10 Series III
Speaker type Home theater speaker system
System configuration 5.1-channel
Speakers included 5 speakers,
Subwoofer
Color Black
Features
Woofer size (inches) 2.5 in
Input impedance 0.5 Ohm
Recommended amplifier power -190.0 Watt
Output features Direct/Reflecting
Magnetic shield Yes
Audio amplifier Integrated
Connectivity technology Wired
Controls Subwoofer volume control,
Bass
Additional features Overload protection circuitry
Details
Features 1.0 x Satellite speaker - 0.5 Ohm - Wired,
5.0 x Subwoofer - Wired
Driver details Satellite speaker : 2.0 x Full-range driver - 2.5 in
Driver details Subwoofer : 2 x Subwoofer driver - 5.25"
Compatibility | Accessories
Included accessories Audio cable,
Rubber pads,
3 speaker cables,
2 speaker cables
Cables included 1.0 x Speaker cable - 20.0 ft,
2.0 x Speaker cable - 50.0 ft,
3.0 x Audio cable - 20.0 ft
Power
Power device Power supply - Internal
Power consumption operational 270.0 Watt

 

[Jim Mcc]

Assuming you want a 5.1 receiver, Walmart.com has the Onkyo RC430 for $178. I don't know if it's compatible with that Bose speaker system though.

 

[schan1269]

Every AVR is compatible with the AM(whatever it was you got, not scrolling up)
If all you have is HDMI sources...this is all you need...
http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/ONKHTRC330/Onkyo-HT-RC330-5.1-CHANNEL-HOME-THEATER-RECEIVER/1.html
If you have some non-HDMI sources you have that you need HDMI upconversion for..
http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/DENAVR591/DENON-AVR-591-5.1-Channel-Home-Theater-Receiver/1.html