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In Reply to: RE: Am trying to assemble my AV system... posted by docw on September 25, 2012 at 13:14:55
Thanks for your input, it really helped me decide, but I haven't installed as I have an important test to study for first. Nov 3rd will be the date we install.
I might sneak a listen to the Denon or use the BluRay to play a disc or two.
I got a TC-P50UT50 50" plasma, retail $1,099, street price under $900
My package from an online retailer that has a local store
included Panasonic DMP BD 220 Bluray player, 2 set of (Samsung) 3D glasses thrown in, and a HDMI cable for under $1000.
Because of my concerns re Onkyo's HDMI circuit board issues (see Amazon's customers comments on the TX NR 616 especially), I forsook the price and features of that unit and the 709 and 717, and went with the Denon AVR 1913, 7.1, with enough features for me and reputedly excellent sound.
I went w Panasonic, plasma, tried to integrate the brands (at least w TV and BluRay) and went with sound over all the latest features.
Especially thank Joe Murphy Jr, MDavis and Hornlover, esp. if the system works out next month. I know it will be nice.
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Congratulations and of course it will work out! You got a great plasma tv and Blu-ray player and for music Denon, Marantz and Pioneer are all good choices. As already mentioned, be sure to get one of the calibration discs available and do a calibration to get the best out of your display, most of them come fairly to greatly out of cal. Enjoy!
I'm sure you will enjoy the system. I second the recommendation to calibrate the plasma. You may be able to goggle the settings, as a lot of review sites may have the calibrated settings online.
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