Help

[CrazyCollector]

I just recently got a 65 Inch DLP HDTV. I recently got hooked up with DirecTV Premium Package + HD Channels. I most recently I have bought a PS3 (60 GB). I've been looking into setting up some kind of high quality surround sound system. In my research I've seen Processors, Receivers, Speakers, etc. I was wondering with my TV and Playstation and HD Receiver (From DirecTV), what investment should I make next?

TV Specifications
2 HDMI Inputs (1 Currently hooked up to my PS3, and the other currently hooked up to my HD Receiver from DirecTV)
PC DVI I Input
2 Component Video Inputs
IEEE 1394

Here is a link to my exact HDTV:
http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/j/i/18326/TelevisionDetails/WD65731.html?cid=383

 

[markw]

How much do you want to and/or are you prepared to spend for that high quality surround sound system?

 

[CrazyCollector]

How much do you want to and/or are you prepared to spend for that high quality surround sound system?

Yes quality and sound are the main concern not money!!!

 

[Resident Loser]

You...

...would be well advised to visit this sites' homepage and click on the "What To Buy" icon...Systems for $1k to $25K are included...and you can go even higher...however as markw pointed out, the budget is your call...

jimHJJ(...just my .02...)

 

[markw]

There's virtually an infinite number of combinations out there, don't you?

Yes quality and sound are the main concern not money!!!

That's a totally bullshiite answer and your question will most likely (or at least should) be ignored, don't you?

 

[jcPanny]

HT system

Crazy,
I would recommend budgeting a minimum of $1500 for a decent 5.1 bookshelf speaker system and receiver. Obviously you can spend more money for a bigger sub, floorstading speaker, receiver w/ HDMI etc. Post some more specifics like your listening preference, room size, etc.

5.1 speaker and sub package: $1k
Check out the SVS package or the Onix X-LS speakers from AV123.com

7.1 Channel reciever w/out HDMI: $400, Yamaha RX-V659

DVD, CD, SACD, and DVD-A source: $150, Oppo DV970HD
You could always use the PS3 as a BluRay, DVD, and even CD source, but a seperate component might be more convenient.