Budget receiver options
dougr
Posts: 124
OK... little money and need something capable of not damaging a 5.1 setup with the following speakers:
mains: RT7 (possibly RT16)
center: CS350
surround: LS f/x
I know using an av receiver as a prepro would be best, but lets assume that is over budget (for now). I have a store credit at fry's, so to use that I would have to exclude pioneer gear. The options seem to be in the yamaha, denon, HK, JVC and Sony lines.
The HK340 for $399 looks like a good bet (or the HK245 with HDMI for $100 more). Are there any others from the listed manufacturers I should have a look at???
Thanks.
mains: RT7 (possibly RT16)
center: CS350
surround: LS f/x
I know using an av receiver as a prepro would be best, but lets assume that is over budget (for now). I have a store credit at fry's, so to use that I would have to exclude pioneer gear. The options seem to be in the yamaha, denon, HK, JVC and Sony lines.
The HK340 for $399 looks like a good bet (or the HK245 with HDMI for $100 more). Are there any others from the listed manufacturers I should have a look at???
Thanks.
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RT16 x4, LS/fx x2, CS350 x1, HK247, B&K av5000, B&K avp-2030, pio bdp-51fd, InFocus X10 and a $13 sheet of doable
RT16 x4, LS/fx x2, CS350 x1, HK247, B&K av5000, B&K avp-2030, pio bdp-51fd, InFocus X10 and a $13 sheet of doable
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denon, HK
http://cgi.ebay.com/HK-AVR-340-7-1-Home-theater-receiver_W0QQitemZ150096384209QQihZ005QQcategoryZ39794QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Just to give you an Idea
http://stores.ebay.com/Harman-Audio
I had very good luck here
Just make sure your avr has pre outsPlease. Please contact me a ben62670 @ yahoo.com. Make sure to include who you are, and you are from Polk so I don't delete your email. Also I am now physically unable to work on any projects. If you need help let these guys know. There are many people who will help if you let them know where you are.
Thanks
Ben