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Recommendations on a soundbar
Moved into a rental apartment here in the Greensboro area and need to rethink my home theater options. We have less space than before and I really do not want to deal with putting up surround, back, side and center speakers. Any recommendations (or someone selling one?).
I do have a Onkyo TX-SR503 receiver that I would prefer to use with it and a Kenwood subwoofer that came with the first system I bought here.
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06-25-2011, 06:22 PM
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I just bought my mom a Polk Audio one from Best Buy. It has nice highs and comes with a powered subwoofer. Great for TV sound if you can't/don't have surround.
About $300 at Best Buy. JA
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It's pricey, but the Yamaha YSP unit is pretty amazing. Absolutely need to add a subwoofer. I'm using an Outlaw audio sub with my Yamaha. Couldn't be happier. Friends comment on the sound a lot.
Great performance for movies. Less so much for music.
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I'm using a Yamaha as well, with an Energy 10" powered sub. Awesome sound. Absolutely no good for music, though. I've purchased a couple of cheap bars - less than $400, and they seem worthless to me.
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