chaskelljr2001
Responses from chaskelljr2001
| Is $18,000 enough for a high end HT? "KeithR":Your quote is: "See, you can do it, and many have done it for less."And my answer is: Yep........ a LOT less as a matter of fact. I couldn't agree with you more.--Charles-- | |
| Is $18,000 enough for a high end HT? "Captaincapitalism":Yes (saying so resoundingly)!!!! $18K is definitely enough money to put together a home theater system. Don't let any naysayers here tell you otherwise. Considering you can put together an entry-level home theater system for le... | |
| Help with choosing a DVD Player "Rick":You could try the Sony DVP-NS999ES for around $1,200.00 or so.If you shop around a little, I think you can get one for around $900.00 or so.Good Luck.......--Charles-- | |
| Elite DV-09 vs. Progressive Scan "Revdog":Make me the third guy who echos "Avguygeorge's" observation. The Pioneer Elite DV-09 was a great player back in its day. It was definitely a rival to another great player that was out at the time (and that [other] player would be the Sony... | |
| Money no object,,,,which speakers would you own??? "Meech33":If money were no object, which "super" high-end speakers would I own????Well, that is both, an easy and hard choice at the same time, if there is such a thing.Well, you are REALLY making this hard for me (LOL). But if there is any speake... | |
| At $2K for a new SACD player is the XA-777ES.... "Rgd":For about $2,000.00 for a new SACD Player???Well...... I would go about this two ways.(01). Meridian 506.24 (used)* + Sony DVP-NS755V (for SACD playback)(new) -- $1,000.00* + $200.00 = $1,200.00.OR(02). Philips DVD963SA** + MSB Nelson Link I... | |
| Sacd / Dvda universal players "Deven8":In your first list of affordable universal players, I have read reviews of four of those players, and so far, what I have read has not compelled me to go out and spend a grand on any of them. Of all of the ones that are on that list, the ... | |
| HT Set -up for $2K???? "Bigkidz":I think that today, your friend ought to be able to land himself a damn good sounding system for the $2K that he is proposing to spend. You also said that he would want separates as well. Well........ hate to be the bearer of bad news, b... | |
| A system under $1k an interesting link "ToK20000":Surely I can.........Yo...... Check this out!!!!!My "UNDER" $1K SystemSpeaker System: Paradigm Atom or Wharfedale Diamond 8.1 -- $200.00 (New)Stereo Receiver: NAD 7225 -- $125.00 (I'll go right down to the consignment shop and get my re... | |
| Sony 9000ES vs. Sony 999ES vs. Denon DVD-2900.... "Treyhoss":Okay..... where did you get your Sony DVP-NS999ES for $900.00???? Is this the place called "Oades Brothers"??? Or was it somewhere else???And if I get this player, it will be used as an audio player only, and in the context of a two cha... | |
| Sony 9000ES vs. Sony 999ES vs. Denon DVD-2900.... "Reubent/TIC":Thanks for the insight. I really haven't thought about the two player method. But now that you have brought it up. If I am going to going to do the two player method, then what I may end up doing is start looking for a dedicated CD P... | |
| Separates or Receiver for 2K "aeg_1@hotmail.com":Let me throw another name in the hat for separates if I was to spend $2K or more for electronics to anchor a home theater/multi-channel audio system (probably totalling about $8K and above). And the setups I would look at that ... | |
| HELP Best 5.1 amplification for under $2000 "aeg_1@hotmail.com"I like Kurt's suggestion as well. If this system is going to be used primarily for home theater (watching movies and concerts on DVD (and multi-room audio use as well)), then I think that a Denon AVR-3803 will serve you quite we... | |
| Best 200 watt x 5 amp for the money? "Pmandt":I like all three of your choices (Parasound, Sherbourn and ATI). But you might want to add Outlaw to your list of choices as well. I think that their Model 755 is also a 200W x 5 design, and if I am not mistaking, that amp retails for und... | |
| Whats the best used tuner for under 1000 Or.... if you go on "e-bay", you should be able to get you a Magnum Dynalab FT-101 for around $400.00 to $500.00 or so. Ryan may not like Magnums (and I am not about to knock him on his opinion, he's entitled to his opinion like I am entitled to m... |