Pros: Awesome sound. Many Features. Receiver Looks Good. Many connections on back. Cons: Speaker Size. Remote none too pretty. DVD player not included.
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Pros: Video & sound switching simultaneously, best sound, price, works great as full or partial upgrade Cons: Doesn't have component video, remote doesn't control CATV
This system sounds amazing!! Better than many others I have heard. I really like that this receiver will switch the sound and the image on the TV with the same button press, as opposed to have to change the sound on the receiver, and then the video...
Pros: Best cost/benefit of any system under $2000. Cons: At this price, I can't muster any real criticism.
I have looked at a number of systems from Bose, Sony, Yamaha, and JBL, and this system easily delivers more for the money. I have been using the system for three months now, and I have no complaints. Some people have mentioned the "larger" size of ...
Pros: Best bang for your buxs!!! Unbalivable price. Cons: None. They did it all right.
I picked this system out for my folks. However, I had the challange of finding a good system without costing alot of money. Till Onkyo made this little package, this task was impossible.
To compare with what I know: I have been a audio...
Pros: Sleek, compact design. Quality electronics. NICE SUB ! Upgradeable! Cons: , Satelites slightly
harsh when pushed.
I really like this little system, it has everything one
really "NEEDS" in a compact HTIB, (Home Theater In a Box).
The unit is super-sharp looking A/V Reciever, looks expensive
front panel, Of course
main attraction here is simplicity...
Pros: Receiver quality is Very Good. Speakers are well balanced. Cons: Not exactly Small. Thin speaker-wire will not bring out full potential.
Let's face it, HTIB's or "Home Theaters In a Box" are the ideal solution for most homes. They're tidy, able to fit in most places, and as for value, they won't leave moths is your already-strained wallet/purse. I've visited all the stores: Best Buy's,...
Pros: Clear instructions to install and hookup
system Cons: Requires more detailed instructions for adjusting sub woofer
The system provided excellent value at a cost of $499.00 The overall system performance is above other brands I compared in this price range. The construction of the receiver is robust. The available features of the receiver allows for expansion in the...
Pros: Full Bodied Sound, Package price. Cons: Large speakers, Lacks a DVD player.
After much research, I decided on the HTS 650 for it's value. At just under $500, this system can fill a fairly large room with full, rich sound. The satellites are rather large, and could pose a problem when trying to mount them in a discreet fashion....
Pros: Outstanding Sound , Great Design , Awesome Price , Compact Style Cons: Non-Stylish reciever and speakers
Ok let me start by saying this system is awesome. i am a home theater enthusiast and i have research long hours on end looking for the right one. Recently this christmas i purchased this system doing loads of research . i even called the onkyo company...
Pros: Good sound at a good price, good remote & receiver Cons: DVD player faulty, Onkyo Service avoids blame
Excellent sound (I upgraded their puny speaker cable), very happy with the receiver and remote. The DVD 5-disc changer began malfunctioning occasionally after about 6 months. It would sometimes misread disks ("Disk Error"), freeze temporarily requiring powering down, or the changer drawer would inadvertently open when advancing through the loaded disks. After several months of this, it one day suddenly stopped working at all, no disk would play and it would not open -trapping 5 disks (including a DVD rental!) inside for over a month while I battled with a sluggish Onkyo Service Center. After this month battle, their service center somehow decided it showed signs of abuse (even though it has sat in my entertainment center the entire time until now). Onkyo blamed it on me and refused to pay. I've owned Onkyo stereo products for 13 years, but my replacement DVD player WON'T BE AN ONKYO. Look at Amazon reviews, others have had similar experiences.
Pros: Great Sound, Many imputs/outputs, easy to set up, eay to control Cons: Not a cheap system & speakerwire that it comes with cheap and must be replaced
I bought this home theatre system in late august 2002 and I have not been more happy with a purchase I have ever made. It is simple to set up and control, and sounds phenomenal. It gets a bit pricey because the optical & coaxial digital audio imputs. But this receiver can easily support (as it has for me) s-video and optical audio from both a DVD player and a PlayStation 2. It is simple to change between imputs and everything can be run through it. I even use it to add s-video imputs so I can also hook up my laptop to my television, in case I want to play something through my laptop.
This home theatre system is incredibly clear, easy to use and set up, and is excellent quality. I recommend purchasing new speaker wire, as the speaker wire that comes with it is very cheap. I also recommend purchasing a line conditioner, as home theatre systems are especially sensitve to fluctuations in power that are normal.
Pros: Amazing sound. easy to use Cons: hard to set up. Add 1 more remote to the collection.
I got this as a Christmas present. I wanted a simple system to improve my sound. What I got was a 600 watt system. Apparently it was one of the top models radio shack carries. When I opened up the system I must admit I was overwhelmed. There were so many parts and wires. It took me about two hours to set up. It was all worth it in the end. The sound is amazing. If I have it too loud the house shakes. If you really want that theater quality sound I recommend this product.
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