New member Username: Paulf7509Post Number: 1 Registered: Aug-07 | Hi everybody, I am new to the topic of home theater systems and new to this forum, but I hope that someone can help me. I have recently moved into a new house with my family. The house is finished apart from the cellar and as my kids and my wife love movies I decided that I want to surprise them with a movie room down there. I just don't have ANY idea where to start, what system to take, what companies to look at, etc!! I have heard a couple of times that the Denon home theater systems are quite good http://www.systemtheater.com/Denon-home-theater.php, but I don't know if you would recommend them to a newbie like me. I would be really grateful about some suggestions where to turn to!! I have already been to some shops selling theater systems, but I always felt that the sales people didn't accurately inform me but just wanted to sell some stuff. Thanks a lot, Paul |
Bronze Member Username: Db_audiofileLa habra, Ca Usa Post Number: 23 Registered: Aug-07 | Paul, Denon is a very good brand and not your only solution. Budget is the key. The most bank for the buck. I several questions: Is it just for movies or is this a music system Too? If your just doing entry level, Costco has a good system for around 500$ (Denon)If your system is not doing music, more money in not neccessarily going to give that much more sound. Video application: How high-tech are you going? 1080P? 1080 I, Nom-High-def? don you want your reciever to control the rest of your equipment? Let me know, and we can get a little more specific. your friend, Db |
New member Username: Paulf7509Post Number: 2 Registered: Aug-07 | Thanks for your answer Don Belongia and for your offer to help me. Concerning the budget - I want something decent and of good quality but nothing too over the top. I just plan to use the system for movies. I have thought about 1080 I and I definitely would like my receiver to control everything. Thanks :-) |
Bronze Member Username: Db_audiofileLa habra, Ca Usa Post Number: 44 Registered: Aug-07 | Paul, Mid level denon should do the trick. As we move more to complete Digital make sure you have enough HDMI and / or fiber optic inputs. your friend, Db |
New member Username: Paulf7509Post Number: 3 Registered: Aug-07 | Thanks once again for all the useful advice! |