home theatre system using low cost amplifier

[pramoz]

Hello,
This is a newbie level question. I own a set of Bose speakers for a 5.1 system but unfortunately my old JVC receiver just conked off and cannot be repaired. I have a Sony bdp-s380 Blu-ray player.
I was thinking of buying a Pyle pfa540bt compact receiver from amazon to connect to my Blu-ray player through HDMI and to connect my Bose speakers to the reciever.
My question is- will I get HD audio (Dolby digital and DTS) using this set up. I tried looking up the manual of the Pyle pfa540bt receiver and there is no mention of an in built decoder. Now I understand that the s380 Blu-ray player from Sony has in built Dolby digital and DTS decoders. Will an HDMI connection be enough? Do I need to purchase an external HDMI to HDMI decoder?
Please help.

 

[MaSh]

How much are you getting this receiver for? That will decide whether this it's going to be a better deal than buying a receiver from denon, Marantz, Yamaha, etc.

MaSh

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[tuff]

Here's some info...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLe9oh19J3k

 

[pramoz]

It's a pretty basic one for 10k. What I wanted to know was is it possible to attach an HDMI to HDMI decoder and then plug in the HDMI output of this decoder into the amp to get 5.1?

 

[pramoz]

Also there are assembled amps (from companies like techwich) available which are dirt cheap. If I get an external HDMI to analog 5.1 decoder would that do the job? Or are assembled amps dangerous to use with Bose speakers? Can the speakers get fried?