[sherif23]

Hello everyone


Please I am looking for some guidance, I have been looking non stop for a decent home theatre system that I can take overseas. My job is relocating me from NY all the way to South Africa, mind you....


and I just wanted a decent surround system where I can play High Def video and Audio for my PS3, average systems at Bestbuy look like pass through machines only, and I would like to play my games through the speakers not just TV audio


Someone told me the TX-SR706 or 806 have a voltage selector in the back, is that true? or being an amateur I am really better off with a much simpler system and some kind of voltage converter


Please advise,


much appreciated

 

[M Code]

The majority of AVRs are available in multiple voltage but not for retail sale in the USA. They are more costly and unless you are going oversea there is no requirement for that capability.


Previously certain dealers in NY actually carried multi-voltage AVRs but I have not investigated this subject for a few years. My suggestion would be to pull out the NY yellow pages and make some calls..


Just my $0.025...

 

[RipperDoc85]

what are you going to do about your ps3 and tv though...they certainly are not compatible so what then...

 

[sherif23]

You mean the whole NTSC mess and PAL

I am definitely not taking my TV , but I thought

The ps3 will work ok with my hdmi cable

And I will just buy a local Hdtv there


Please tell me if I am in happy land LOL


And M code thanks dude, NY yellow pages

May just be my new best friend

 

[sherif23]

So what happens with a NTSC ps3

On a pal HDTV


Please explain, you just told me about my

Problems without any further elaboration


Can you just buy a receiver in the US

And utilize a voltage converter