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| Getting Started with High Definition For everyone who wants to make a start with High Definition, what's the right setup, what equipment to buy and which accessories needed? |
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| CD Freaks Guru  Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Lurking In The Back Of Your Mind
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| Re: Good receiver with HDMI and audio processing under US$1000? Yo- Well - I have had the Onkyo TX-SR805 for almost two months - and I am very happy to say that it just keeps getting better as the speakers 'adjust' to the new power, etc Have replaced the Toshiba HD-A3 with the A35 flagship HD-DVD player - and they play nice together and the picture and sounds are simply fantastic- The receiver is still running just slightly warm to the touch when the hand is placed on the top of the unit-eh!!
__________________ Mike  Brayden & Lil Burnits Proud Cyber GranPa  - 'CERCA, TROVA' - 'NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM'  Be Kind To The Old Folks - For They Are A Reflection Of Yourself In The Future-eh!!!  Work Computer = AMD Opteron 180 /2gb G. Skill PC3200 DDR SDRAM /XP Home-sp3 /(2) 250gb Seagate SATA Hard Drives /Coolmax CUG-700 watt psu /Samsung 202G /LiteOn 20A4P /Pioneer 115D /BenQ 1640 x/flashed to EW 164B /Gigabyte ATI Radeon HD 3850 w/512mb GDDR3/256 bit videocard /Planar 20.1" LCD /Nero 6.6 /DVDFab Gold Burning Computer= p4 3.06-HT /2gb G.Skill PC3200 DDR SDRAM /XP Home-sp3 /(2) Seagate 250 gb HDD's /Antec Neo HE 550 watt psu /Pioneer DVR115D w/v1.18 fw as Primary/Burner /LiteOn 20A4H w/vQP57 fw as Primary/Reader/Ripper/Disc Quality Testing /Intel Extreme Graphics /ViewSonic 20.1" LCD /Nero 6.6 /DVDFab Gold On The Shelf: (2) LiteOn SHM-160P6S as backup, BenQ (1) 1640, LG 4167, Liteon 1693, AOpen 1648/aap-pro |
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| CD Freaks Guru Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Lurking In The Back Of Your Mind
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| Re: Good receiver with HDMI and audio processing under US$1000? Yo- Found an interesting comparison of the Onkyo TX-SR805 and the Denon 3808 CI on Crutchfield - and the Onkyo at less than half the price is more than equal in comparison and has THX Ultra 2 whereas the Denon doesn't-eh http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/P...ems=033AV3808C
__________________ Mike Brayden & Lil Burnits Proud Cyber GranPa - 'CERCA, TROVA' - 'NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM' Be Kind To The Old Folks - For They Are A Reflection Of Yourself In The Future-eh!!! Work Computer = AMD Opteron 180 /2gb G. Skill PC3200 DDR SDRAM /XP Home-sp3 /(2) 250gb Seagate SATA Hard Drives /Coolmax CUG-700 watt psu /Samsung 202G /LiteOn 20A4P /Pioneer 115D /BenQ 1640 x/flashed to EW 164B /Gigabyte ATI Radeon HD 3850 w/512mb GDDR3/256 bit videocard /Planar 20.1" LCD /Nero 6.6 /DVDFab Gold Burning Computer= p4 3.06-HT /2gb G.Skill PC3200 DDR SDRAM /XP Home-sp3 /(2) Seagate 250 gb HDD's /Antec Neo HE 550 watt psu /Pioneer DVR115D w/v1.18 fw as Primary/Burner /LiteOn 20A4H w/vQP57 fw as Primary/Reader/Ripper/Disc Quality Testing /Intel Extreme Graphics /ViewSonic 20.1" LCD /Nero 6.6 /DVDFab Gold On The Shelf: (2) LiteOn SHM-160P6S as backup, BenQ (1) 1640, LG 4167, Liteon 1693, AOpen 1648/aap-pro |
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