Hi everybody! I'm new here, and I'm a nice guy..
I'm planning to buy a home theatre system to go with my PS3 and 32"LCD.
I was earlier planning to spend about 30k on some hts package from sony, etc. But then someone suggested that I build my own HTS. Great idea, the only problem being that I'm starting to exceed my budget in my imagination!
Anyways, I have a few of queries:
1. I found somewhere on the internet that Onkyo TX-SR606 is for approx 35-36k. Is that right?
2. I'm thinking of SR606 for HDMI Audio & Video Processing only (& maybe for 1.03a HDMI as well). Is there HDMI AV Processing in cheaper models from other brands? Should I consider SR576 also?
3. I'll also need 7.1 speaker package to go with the 606(?). Any suggestions on a cheap and good package? I can't go over 50-60k for total AVR+7.1Speaker package. Are there any local speakers (like Enbee in the 1980s) that can be considered? I've no idea about the local speaker scenario these days.
I hope my questions don't seem dumb. I'm just so confused right now. And thanks for your help in advance.
Cheers
I'm planning to buy a home theatre system to go with my PS3 and 32"LCD.
I was earlier planning to spend about 30k on some hts package from sony, etc. But then someone suggested that I build my own HTS. Great idea, the only problem being that I'm starting to exceed my budget in my imagination!
Anyways, I have a few of queries:
1. I found somewhere on the internet that Onkyo TX-SR606 is for approx 35-36k. Is that right?
2. I'm thinking of SR606 for HDMI Audio & Video Processing only (& maybe for 1.03a HDMI as well). Is there HDMI AV Processing in cheaper models from other brands? Should I consider SR576 also?
3. I'll also need 7.1 speaker package to go with the 606(?). Any suggestions on a cheap and good package? I can't go over 50-60k for total AVR+7.1Speaker package. Are there any local speakers (like Enbee in the 1980s) that can be considered? I've no idea about the local speaker scenario these days.
I hope my questions don't seem dumb. I'm just so confused right now. And thanks for your help in advance.
Cheers