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2nd September 2011, 03:53 PM
Chucaro

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Originally Posted by awabbit6

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Some features that you may want to watch for is the ability to connect your amp to your home network so that you can stream music from your computer. Also worth considering is the ability to upgrade to a digital radio tuner. (The Onkyo does both). Watch for HDMI 1.4 compatibility too.

I agree with that and for that reason I have the Western Digital WD TV Live Plus
It cost less than $180.00 and read many diferent formats of video as well.
Very handy unit if you cannot afford an expesive system.
2nd September 2011, 04:15 PM
Ausfree

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

I agree with that and for that reason I have the Western Digital WD TV Live Plus
It cost less than $180.00 and read many diferent formats of video as well.
Very handy unit if you cannot afford an expesive system.

Yeah mate, my current "el-cheapo" system is sub $200 ( it does have sound quality problems as you would expect) and I would LOVE to go to a $10,000 sound theatre but I have to be realistic with my budget and I figure if I look around the $1,000 mark, that should satisfy my needs!!:)
2nd September 2011, 04:21 PM
Ausfree

I see this Thread has been moved. Apologies Mods I flipped a coin over were to put this one and I figured this section was for electronics for cars that's why I put it in the General Section.:D
2nd September 2011, 04:40 PM
Chucaro

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Originally Posted by Ausfree

Yeah mate, my current "el-cheapo" system is sub $200 ( it does have sound quality problems as you would expect) and I would LOVE to go to a $10,000 sound theatre but I have to be realistic with my budget and I figure if I look around the $1,000 mark, that should satisfy my needs!!:)

I do not know if you understand my spanglish :D, the Western Digital is an add on to the sound system to allow the user to have the system hooked up to a PC or a HDD to see movies and hearing music.
I got it togheter with the Logitech unit and the lot cost less than $ 800.00.
3rd September 2011, 06:28 PM
Ausfree

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Originally Posted by Chucaro

I do not know if you understand my spanglish :D, the Western Digital is an add on to the sound system to allow the user to have the system hooked up to a PC or a HDD to see movies and hearing music.
I got it togheter with the Logitech unit and the lot cost less than $ 800.00.

Apologies mate, I re-read your post and now know what you meant!!!:D

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