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Price Paid:
$309.00
from Etronics.com Summary: Well I have for a long time felt the need to indulge myself in a 5.1 home theater system but could never make up my mind as to what to get. One day I finally decided this system over the Kenwood HT-205 because the Sony HT-DDW840 came with a better subwoofer and because of the countless posive reviews the Sony system received. When it came I proceded with installing it, which was rather easy. The one problem that I did have though was with the controller. Although I consider myself to be technologically knowledgeable, I could not get the darn controller to control my other electronic equiptment or the receiver which it came in. After finally figuring out what I needed to do and resetting the receiver, I tweaked the settings and popped in a movie. The sound coming from the small satellites is great and the subwoofer is just awesome, it made my whole room shake. The one letdown that I have is when music suchs as CDs or radio stations are played on this system. The subwoofer doesn't seem to hit as hard as it does in movies. The sound is still nice though, but I'm a bass fanatic so this is a minor quirk of sorts. Overall, if you're in the market for a moderately priced home theater system and aren't a die hard audiophile you should look into buying this system, you will definetely feel like you're getting more than what you paid for. Strengths: Great sound with movies.
Great price.
A lot of decoding options. Weaknesses: Controller a bit hard to use at first but once you figure it out it's great.
Music doesn't hit as hard as do movies.
No S Video. Similar Products Used: Klipsch Promedia 4.1
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