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martins2309 · 06-05-2012, 22:09

So I have a First World dilemma here, I'm getting a HTIB for my room which is about 20*13 feet in size and I'm looking for the best one for under €300(including delivery) I'll be using for lots of music, some gaming and movies. I'm currently looking at Sony BDV-E280 for €280 with delivery
Any help is appreciated

jay1912 · 16-05-2012, 20:54

Those all in one systems tend to be pretty poor in general.
Better off getting decent amp maybe 300 and then adding as time goes on..
At least at the end , you will have a prober system that will last years

superleedsdub · 20-05-2012, 23:22

I second what jay has stated - seperates are the way to go not just for quality issues but also for ease of upgrading, number of connections etc...

One other thing to note, some all in one systems I`ve seen have their own propreitry speaker connections (Sony for example) which makes a simple thing like using longer speaker cables a little more difficult

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martins2309 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Laois, Ireland Posts: 26 Adverts \| Friends	Help getting a HTIB(Home Theatre in a box) So I have a First World dilemma here, I'm getting a HTIB for my room which is about 2013 feet in size and I'm looking for the best one for under €300(including delivery) I'll be using for lots of music, some gaming and movies. I'm currently looking at Sony BDV-E280 for €280 with delivery Any help is appreciated Last edited by martins2309; 06-05-2012 at 22:36. Reason: Spelling errors :/*

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jay1912 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 32 Adverts \| Friends	System Those all in one systems tend to be pretty poor in general. Better off getting decent amp maybe 300 and then adding as time goes on.. At least at the end , you will have a prober system that will last years

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20-05-2012, 23:22	#3
superleedsdub Registered User Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 237 Adverts \| Friends	I second what jay has stated - seperates are the way to go not just for quality issues but also for ease of upgrading, number of connections etc... One other thing to note, some all in one systems I`ve seen have their own propreitry speaker connections (Sony for example) which makes a simple thing like using longer speaker cables a little more difficult