Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
I'm down for both but I'm lazy so an all in one word work better. I'm not trying to spend more than $500
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I'm down for both but I'm lazy so an all in one word work better. I'm not trying to spend more than $500
Ok, an all-in-one is going to be cheaper than building components. I'll look when I get home, most will have a blu-ray player with receiver and 5.1 or 7.1 setup including speakers.
@Dirty Mcdrawz
I am very partial to Samsung, however Sony is good and has built-in 4K upscaling for your tv. The Samsung will work, it will use your tv's upscaler.
Samsung - 5 Series 1000W 5.1-Ch. 3D / Smart Blu-ray Home Theater System - Black
Sony - 1000W 5.1-Ch. 3D / Smart Blu-ray Home Theater System - Black
If you have an existing blu-ray player...........
Onkyo USA Corporation
I am very partial to Samsung, however Sony is good and has built-in 4K upscaling for your tv. The Samsung will work, it will use your tv's upscaler.
Samsung - 5 Series 1000W 5.1-Ch. 3D / Smart Blu-ray Home Theater System - Black
Sony - 1000W 5.1-Ch. 3D / Smart Blu-ray Home Theater System - Black
If you have an existing blu-ray player...........
Onkyo USA Corporation
Dirty Mcdrawz
Your girl loves em....
Good looking out breh
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
Trying to work with what he wants to spend which is $500. Unless you shop used you are not getting 5.1 surround sound setup receiver, speakers, and powered sub.
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
Both packages are still HTIB units and no blu-ray player. That Onkyo has a passive sub.
I'm done with physical copies of media...ie DVDs today I'm getting rid of the little bit I have left and whatever the store doesn't take I will just drop off to Goodwill. I'm probably going to finally get Netflix or Hulu and never buy movies again
Got the new receiver connected up and all 11 speakers wired plus the sub, hell of a difference, my 5-6 year old Sony 7.1 receiver was good but ran out of steam at mid-volume. The Onkyo is a beast, clarity and volume is 
, Atmos is 
, adds height/overhead to surround sound. Receiver is a monster, maybe 1mm of clearance between the top of it and support bar above it. Pics below you can see the Onkyo atmos-enabled speakers on-top of the mains and back surrounds, these fire towards the ceiling and reflect down. Side surrounds I had to mount high due to the sliding door and wanted them equal height. Sub upgrade next.........
, Atmos is , adds height/overhead to surround sound. Receiver is a monster, maybe 1mm of clearance between the top of it and support bar above it. Pics below you can see the Onkyo atmos-enabled speakers on-top of the mains and back surrounds, these fire towards the ceiling and reflect down. Side surrounds I had to mount high due to the sliding door and wanted them equal height. Sub upgrade next.........
beenz
Rap Guerilla
Got the new receiver connected up and all 11 speakers wired plus the sub, hell of a difference, my 5-6 year old Sony 7.1 receiver was good but ran out of steam at mid-volume. The Onkyo is a beast, clarity and volume is
dude, I see you still got your minidisc player? I finally had to toss mine in the :bushess: a couple months ago. that shyt wasn't working anyways, nor was I gonna use it if it were.
Yea, I'm not sure what I wanna do with it, only remote I have for it is on a universal remote app I downloaded for my Galaxy S6. Can't remember the last time I put a minidisc in it for anything. My portable player still works, collecting dust though.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
let it go. I left my minidisc player at my old house when we moved. it wasn't working good. and the portable. I don't remember where I put it.
I might just do that................ I have a friend who would take both units off my hands if I gave them to him.
