College Kid Needs Advise
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Or you could explain the mistake to Harman. For the price you paid, it's a good deal and would be great for an efficient sub/sat set... but floorstanding Polks?
Still, if you've already paid for it there's no harm in plugging it in and checking it out. Let your ears decide.Currently listening to:
Marantz SR5004
Sony BDP-S370
Apple TV V2
Audio Technica AT-LP120
Mirage CMD-5 x 5
Bic H-100 -
Yes dumb me left him with my card too. So, its probably in the mail right now. I guess I might give it a whirl. It is better than running to my buddy's house to listen to my speakers I guess. I did some reading on it after I found out I had one comeing in the mail. People seem to like but its seems like they didn't expect much out of it
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Contact the seller over ebay and explain the problem. See if you can stop shipment and apply to another purchase. You might be surprised at what kind of deal they give you.My Main Gear
Mitsu HC5000 (Proj.)
Marantz SR8001 (AVR)
Sunfire TGA7200 (AMP)
Marantz DV7001 (SACD)
Samsung BD-P1500 Blu-Ray
LSi 15's (Front)
LSiC (Center)
LSiFx (Surrounds)
DUAL SVS 20-39 CS Plus (Passive Subs)
Marantz IS201 I-Pod Dock[/SIZE]
Panamax M5300EX
Carada Criterion 106" Brightwhite Screen
Sunfire TGA 5200 & (4) B&W 605's in the party room -
That works?
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Well I asked them if we could work somthing out. We will see what goes down
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I just got an Onkyo TX-SR606 off Amazon for around $400. It's a little over your budget but it's worth it. It's a 7.1ch receiver with onboard decoding for just about every HD audio format, has 4 HDMI inputs and upscales all analog inputs to 720P/1080i(the upscaling is actually pretty good) And it has 90 watts per channel. It's a great receiver for the money.