An affordable home theatre .

[govindmehta]

hey guys , :cheers:
I have just joined and am new to this .
I just wanted to ask you expert guys for a setup of 5.1ch home theatre under Rs. 70k :licklips:
Which speaker package and receiver do you prefer .
I am in for custom building as well as getting a HTIB.
I like the TAGA HARMONY TAV-606 V3 SPEAKER PACKAGE but cannot select the receiver to go with this . I am also interested in yamaha yht - 2910 package .
Please help me decide . :sos:
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[efernand1]

Hi,

Taga speakers are good....better to audition and decide....go to the closest city if not available in your location.

For AVRS, Yamaha seems ok...you can look @ pioneer or even @ denon.....marantz would be a bit expensive.

 

[elangoas]

hey guys , :cheers:
I have just joined and am new to this .
I just wanted to ask you expert guys for a setup of 5.1ch home theatre under Rs. 70k :licklips:
Which speaker package and receiver do you prefer .
I am in for custom building as well as getting a HTIB.
I like the TAGA HARMONY TAV-606 V3 SPEAKER PACKAGE but cannot select the receiver to go with this . I am also interested in yamaha yht - 2910 package .
Please help me decide . :sos:
:signthankspin:

Consider this..

Pioneer VSX 330 - Pioneer VSX-330 AV Receiver

TAGA HARMONY INMOVE 5.1 - Taga Harmony inMOVE 5.1 Home Theater Package

Should be better than Yamaha speakers in YHT2910 package..

 

[govindmehta]

thanks ELANGOAS
Will audition the speakers in a few days .

 

[RD-hunk]

Hi
Go for TAGA HARMONY TAV606 v.3. I'm owing this....amazing value for money. Sound quality good. 27 k max online. Plz don't go for a bright avr like pioneer. Music listening isn't gonna be pleasant. Consider Denon x520BT or Yamaha RXV3067 for the Receiver choice. Onkyo or Marantz are far too highly priced. You might need a separate Powered subwoofer later on stage for better listening. Sub is a very important part of a HT system. Don't finalize the sub without listening the sound quality. So select a subwoofer after auditioning at nearby av store. But for the time being TAV606 sound is good enough.

 

[chlorophyll]

Hi
Go for TAGA HARMONY TAV606 v.3. I'm owing this....amazing value for money. Sound quality good. 27 k max online. Plz don't go for a bright avr like pioneer. Music listening isn't gonna be pleasant. Consider Denon x520BT or Yamaha RXV3067 for the Receiver choice. Onkyo or Marantz are far too highly priced. You might need a separate Powered subwoofer later on stage for better listening. Sub is a very important part of a HT system. Don't finalize the sub without listening the sound quality. So select a subwoofer after auditioning at nearby av store. But for the time being TAV606 sound is good enough.

whats the diff between Yamaha Htr 3067 and rxv3067?
TIA

 

[elangoas]

whats the diff between Yamaha Htr 3067 and rxv3067?
TIA

Quoting this discussion from an other forum (Courtesy : Yamaha Receivers - Differences Between RX-V and HTR Lines - Blu-ray Forum )

What is the difference between the RX-V line and the HTR line AV receivers ?
There are many similarities between these two product lines. The RX-V line and the HTR line are produced in the same Yamaha factory using the same high quality parts throughout. The RX-V and equivalent HTR models have the same warranty periods; the same manufacturers suggested retail price, the same features, and the same remote control units. There is a cosmetic difference found on the front panels of these two lines. The RX-V line maintains the traditional white colored lettering normally found on most Yamaha components, while the HTR line provides a slightly different approach. Yamaha has created a new look by using gold colored lettering in selected areas on the HTR receiver series. However, both the RX-V line and the HTR line feature the same high quality black metal front panel construction. The amplifiers in the HTR and RX-V units are identical but rated differently to comply with the accepted measurement standards of their respective channels of distribution. Both ratings are FTC approved and are designed to handle the dynamics of today's audio and video sources. The RX-V line has the power amplifiers rated from 20-20000 Hz. The HTR line has the power amplifiers rated at 1000 Hz. Both lines can reproduce the full frequency response of 20-20000 Hz. The RX-V line is typically sold through Yamaha authorized audio/video specialty retailers, and is not available for mail order sales. The HTR line is sold through mass merchants, catalog retailers, and department stores. You may also purchase the HTR line through the mail. All transactions must be done through the authorized Yamaha dealer network. Any purchase made from an unauthorized dealer/retailer voids the Yamaha manufacturer's warranty.

 

[chlorophyll]

Both have same specifications.so buying htr varaint is economical coz rxv variant is expensive.right?

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[elangoas]

Both have same specifications.so buying htr varaint is economical coz rxv variant is expensive.right?

Not sure how much is the difference..If it is substantial, then better to pick the lease expensive ones.