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In Reply to: Some help for a newbie posted by vic1212 on July 02, 2002 at 18:35:15:
Two speaker sets worth considering, both in or near your price range if purchased through eBay, etc.-Klipsch Quintets w/ sub
-JBL NSP-1 Northridge Series
http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?stk_code=JBLNSP1&SVBName=293I used to own a pair of Quintets (used as rear surrounds) and now use a JBL NW-24 as a rear surround. The JBLs in particular are very crisp and clear, with excellent clarity throughout the midrange and sparkling but not grating highs. The NSP-1 will kick booty all over their baby brothers, I guarantee you that.
Haven't heard the subs in either group but they're bound to be adequate for your needs. You might consider the well-reviewed and affordable Sony SA-WM40 sub with a 12" woofer.
Reviews: http://www.audioreview.com/Subwoofers/HDTV-Digital,TVs+SA-WM40/PRD_124407_2741crx.aspx
Online store: http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?stk_code=SONSAWM40&SVBName=293As for home theater receivers, I have a two-year-old Yamaha that I'm very happy with. The model that currently goes for about $350 is the RX-V530, which I'm sure is a fine unit for the $$$.
Good luck and happy hunting!
Follow Ups:
These are going for $169 including shipping on eBay. The JBL set-up plus this sub will absolutely blow away the chintzy JBL group you're considering that sports 3" paper cone midbass drivers and a paltry 8" sub . . .
http://www.audioreview.com/Home,Theater,Speaker,Systems/JBL,NSP1,5,Piece,Speaker,System,/PRD_128413_4282crx.aspx
Thanks a bunch for your suggestions. I am looking into it see which setup I want.Anyone know a good place to get audio cables for cheap? Does it matter what kind of cables I get? I've heard people say Monster cables are just a waste of money.
Thanks again.
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