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Speaker advice for new HT Receiver

Inquitus · 2011-02-24 19:40:48

I bought an Onkyo TX-SR308 off iBood recently. I had been using a fairly cheap Logitech Z-5450 set, but time has taken its toll, and the rear wifi speakers have died. I am going to retire it to my PC in the loft. I can use the 3 Front Speakers from the logitech set as a gap fill measure. I will initially need to buy a Sub…

24-02-2011 7:40pm

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I bought an Onkyo TX-SR308 off iBood recently.

I had been using a fairly cheap Logitech Z-5450 set, but time has taken its toll, and the rear wifi speakers have died. I am going to retire it to my PC in the loft.

I can use the 3 Front Speakers from the logitech set as a gap fill measure. I will initially need to buy a Sub and 2 Rears, in that order.

I am looking for advice on what speakers to buy, I am looking to build an entry level setup in line with the Onkyo. Should I buy them piecemeal? or would I be better buying them as a complete set? What would people recommend?

This is all paired with a 50" 1080p Samsung Plasma, PS3 for most of my media needs, a HD UPC box and an Xbox 360 for gaming when I get the time.

Thanks for your advice and time,

Inq

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