Re: Inexpensive but good A/V receiver or 'all in one' setup?

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In Reply to: Inexpensive but good A/V receiver or 'all in one' setup? posted by AbeCollins on March 30, 2004 at 23:19:30:

Depends on what you (They) want to spend...
I'm sure that for what they probably want out of the system you could use that Sony System that comes with speakers, the 725 DVD Player, and a receiver. BJs Wholesale Club has it for something like $400.
If you want to upgrade them in sound quality get a Sony Receiver and add some enty level Paradigm speakers (like the micro).
Keeping them in the same brand is a great idea.
Good Luck
Charlie

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Topic - Inexpensive but good A/V receiver or 'all in one' setup? - AbeCollins 23:19:30 03/30/04 (4)

Thanks everyone! - AbeCollins 23:45:02 04/02/04 (0)

No surround... - Estes 16:45:11 04/02/04 (0)

Try Denon!! - SoundMike 05:34:20 04/02/04 (0)

Re: Inexpensive but good A/V receiver or 'all in one' setup? - Brubacca 11:51:02 03/31/04 (0)

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Re: Inexpensive but good A/V receiver or 'all in one' setup? - Brubacca 11:51:02 03/31/04 (0)

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