Picky Eng building system have Kuro PDP-5020FD need video scaling Receiver & Blu Ray

bandphan

bandphan

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If you get the avr with the features you need, agian sound quality is not different. And imo leave out HK
 
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jostenmeat

Audioholic Spartan
Thank you jostenmeat for the description of room correction it is very helpful.
You're welcome.

Ok, this thread started in terms of matching a receiver to a television. After this 22nd post, there is still not a single mention of what speakers you need to drive, unless I missed something!

Receiver = preamp, processor, and amplifier. It's the amp capability in regards to the demands you place on it that should be the very first priority. It's the reason we are always saying to choose your speakers before your receiver.

With that said, what speakers are you driving, how many feet are you sitting from the fronts, and do you wish for anything resembling movie theater loud?
 
jcilforever

jcilforever

Audioholic
Looking at the Intimus 4T Grand SD with a set of 5DB surrounds, sitting about 8-10 feet away. Yes I want to create a 7.1 surround environment. Although I have not made up my mind, but this is the ballpark I am in. Any advice would be appreciated.
 
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jostenmeat

Audioholic Spartan
Looking at the Intimus 4T Grand SD with a set of 5DB surrounds, sitting about 8-10 feet away. Yes I want to create a 7.1 surround environment. Although I have not made up my mind, but this is the ballpark I am in. Any advice would be appreciated.
Low sensitivity, as is typical with Aperion product. If you want anything in the ballpark of reference volumes, you will need an outboard amp with these speakers, or at least that is my impression.

I also just wonder about 4" drivers. I mean... outside of coupling them to individual subs per speaker.

Also, if it was ME, as I say repeatedly, if I actually was to use a flat panel as my primary HT, I'd really see what I could do to use three identical speakers, upright, same plane. Search Timmy's thread in the general AV section for more of my thoughts, if you are curious. Anyways, it depends on the height of your display, as far as the ability to do so.

Now, Aperions have a very good reputation, but there are so many brands and models out there. This is Audioholics, and not Videoholics. We would suggest that you listen to as many speakers as you could. Those more knowledgable would recommend narrowing down the auditioning field to those speakers that actually measured well. However, even experts can bicker sometimes about what measures well, so I just use dem ears. ;)

Start reading up on speaker threads. The most common advice we give to noobs here is to choose the speakers first. Do you buy a DVD player, and then look for a TV to match it? Of course not. Display gives you the video, and speakers give you the audio. Cheers.
 
jcilforever

jcilforever

Audioholic
Well, after doing the math I really think that I can not go this much. I think that I will be stuck to about $1000. doesn't sound like much but I have a family to support and and don't make a ton of money. I do already have a Yamaha self powered sub.

Any suggestions??
 
jcilforever

jcilforever

Audioholic
So, I am going to ditch the sub I have and get the SVS 7.1 Surround Sound Speakers with PB12-NSD - Black for $1439 including shipping. Since I have chosen the speakers what receiver do you suggest.

Pioneer Elite VSX-01TXH upper $ limit and Pioneer VSX-1018AH lower $ limit, Denon AVR-2309CI upper $ limit and Denon AVR-1909 lower $ limit

What about Marantz and Harman Kardon?
 
jcilforever

jcilforever

Audioholic
So, I am going to ditch the sub I have and get the SVS 7.1 Surround Sound Speakers with PB12-NSD - Black for $1439 including shipping. Since I have chosen the speakers what receiver do you suggest.

Pioneer Elite VSX-01TXH upper $ limit and Pioneer VSX-1018AH lower $ limit, Denon AVR-2309CI upper $ limit and Denon AVR-1909 lower $ limit

What about Marantz and Harman Kardon?
Anybody out there that can help???????????
 
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