[D0mestic88]

Hello I have been researching for a htib system for awhile now but cant seem to pull the trigger on anything. I have a 47" lg 1080p LCD tv (2d) and have a ps3 and HDTV cable box. My budget is around $600 and the only thing I request is wireless rear speakers. A blue ray player isn't required since I have a ps3. My room is approx 12x20.


So far I have looked into the LG-lgb976, Sony bdve780w, Sony bravia dav-hdx576wf, samsung ht-d6730w.


Does okonyo or any other of the top brands have htib systems with wireless rear speakers? Do you guys have any suggestions? Thanks for your help!

 

[afrogt]

Onkyo doesn't have wireless speaker systems.


For $600 you can buy a standalone receiver for $250- $300, this Jamo or Polk package for $200 and the Rocketfish wireless system for $70-$100.


Rocketfish wireless system
http://www.newgenoutlet.com/products...eaker-Kit.html


Jamo A340PDD 5.1 system
http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/it...amo-a340pdd-3?

s_c=site_search


Polk RM6750
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16882290066


Standalone receiver

Denon 1611 $299
http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/it..._c=site_search


Or Denon/Boston Acoustics 5.1 bundle for under $500
http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/it.../denon-avr1611


The reason I recommend a standalone receiver over one of the HTIB systems you're looking at is because you'll get a better receiver that way. The Denon has 4 HDMI inputs, analog to HDMI video conversion, Audyssey room calibration and has more power. HTIB systems always overrate their power figures. The Denon will be cleaner sounding. Plus it'll have more flexibility than a HTIB receiver.


You'll get higher quality speakers by going with a seperate 5.1 system too. And a larger powered sub. HTIB speakers are generally lower quality and many come with a passive subwoofer.

 

[JeffreySmith]

Definitely some good recommendations above, especially the Denon/BA system. One I also and have great luck with is the SLS Q-Line Gold.

http://www.av-express.com/AV-Catalog...ndSubwooferSet


This system paired with a Denon or Yamaha receiver also yields great sound for the money.