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Luke 14th March 2007 12:38

Surround Sound Setup...
 
At my new house I have my own little room where my Hi-Fi, Computer, TV and DVD player.

I am really wanting surround setup where it sounds really good, how much should I be paying for one and where can I get it from? Some people in Yorkshire area may heard of CCL computers just wondering if you could recommend anywhere?

Thanks,

Luke

djrem 14th March 2007 14:05

£80 - £200

The more in price. the more in volume really.

if its just for your room, get a JVC or Sony setup from Argos.

Luke 14th March 2007 14:10

Just my room yeah mate, it's not a bad size though!

I'm willing to pay £150 max I reckon, got so much stuff I wanna do.

Clouds_mate 14th March 2007 14:30

I use CCL all the time for computer and camera blah blah.

I need a set up too for my HDTV and stuff. Guna get it sorted in a few weeks once the room has all been done.

Luke 14th March 2007 14:34

I think CCL are good, bought all my Internet/Wireless network from there including a few laptop bits.

Think I may go over on Saturday and have a browse!

BENSAX3 14th March 2007 16:16

go up to london, there is a street with loads of electronic sgop, unsure of the name, we have a pioneer, not sure on price but very good

Clouds_mate 14th March 2007 16:17

its down btw ;)

Luke 14th March 2007 16:21

London?

I'm 200 miles away mate :P

BENSAX3 14th March 2007 16:28

oh yeah lol i am crapo with drections and i am taking geographyas a gcse 200 miles away abit far woops didn't read the thread properly and didn't read you location

Barry123 14th March 2007 16:36

Ok man, the budget isnt a lot to play with so quality is going to take a sacrifice...

I take £150 is including the amp and speakers? ya?

My advise would be to go to Richersounds and see whats going on there. grab a cataloge and report back here, so we can tell you wat to avoid and what to get.

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PS... With that budget would you consider going 2.1 setup? or getting two floorstanders instead??? is the surround REALLY necessary?

Ste 14th March 2007 16:59

for 150 your not gonna get magic sound but you will get a decent setup...

I know a few people who have this and i think its ace, to say i had a denon setup and thought that sounded better. - Although the wireless pair would be better being replaced with some wired in ones.

A bit of a budget push but deffo worth it...

Check ebay for a decent amp and speakers, there may be some bargains to be had on collection only local to you.

Barry123 14th March 2007 17:02

Ste, to be honest I dont like those sort of setups but that looks rather good certainly is feature packed :)

Chris 14th March 2007 22:39

I've been scaling the internet for a new Home Cinema System in the last week.

I'm quite liking the look of this one at the moment: -

http://www.digitaldirect.co.uk/produ...oduct_id=11085

Chris :)

Foggy 15th March 2007 00:28

Heres the one ...... Clicky

No price, as if you have to ask, you cat afford it...LOL

Barry123 15th March 2007 00:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foggy (Post 1003609)
Heres the one ...... Clicky

No price, as if you have to ask, you cat afford it...LOL

Around £4.5k i think? one of my mates dad bought one similar from bose... A guy comes to the house and sets it up to optimise it according to the acoustics of the room - which is nice

Anyway this my suggestion...
2 Speaker system... IMO better for your needs man (seeing as though only the DVD will actually output surround sound)
Floorstander Speaker inc Sub £50
Amp - £70
Then plenty left over for decent OCF wiring.
That system will be a load better audioly (new word made by me) than the pappy all-in-one offerings.

Foggy 15th March 2007 00:50

Bose do have a 'seconds' store at McArtherGlen in Cheshire Oaks and was amazed at the prices. Was dragged out kicking and screaming by the misses as the wallet was coming out of the pocket!

Barry123 15th March 2007 00:56

And if you must go Surround then...
5.1 Amp with Dolby PLII - £120
Speakers - £80

Ok its over budget BUT! you've got the Pro Logic II which upmixes 2-Channel to 5.1. So you can upmix TV, 2 channel DVD, Radio and PC to surround. I dont know if you looked at my system in much detail when you were at mine mate but that's pretty much how i have mine setup - the quality is great. Ok, not Bose, Arcam or Cyrus great but still far better than most.

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Barry123 15th March 2007 00:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foggy (Post 1003644)
Bose do have a 'seconds' store at McArtherGlen in Cheshire Oaks and was amazed at the prices. Was dragged out kicking and screaming by the misses as the wallet was coming out of the pocket!

dude, there is a McartherGlen near me in york somewhere, only went once. I'll have a look up there sometime. Fanks :)

djrem 15th March 2007 10:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foggy (Post 1003609)
Heres the one ...... Clicky

No price, as if you have to ask, you cat afford it...LOL

I like the fact it has a "How to Buy" instead of a "Buy Now" button. lol

Predator_R32 15th March 2007 13:44

sell the dvd player and buy this :y:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pioneer-DCS-35...QQcmdZViewItem


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