Home theatre Advice!
I have a couple questions I wanted to ask. I am looking for a receiver and 5.1 speaker systems on a budget, I have the z5500 right now but since I got consoles and pc, I need a receiver.
Option A: Buy a new receiver, right now I am looking at Pioneer VSX-524($220) and 824($290), these are futureshop employee prices. Use z5500 with receiver
Option B: Buy one of those receivers and buy the energy take home classic 5.1 speakers for $399.
Option C:Buy used Pioneer vsx-521 for $100 and use the existing z5500 or get the polk audio(rm6750) for $150 used.
Option D: Any recommendations for better speakers under $400 with taxes
Update: So I received Fluance AVHTB with Precision Acoustics HD12S Sub along with Sony STR-DN850, All i can say is WOW!!! Sound is so crisp and clear and the woofer is really awesome, only thing is you have to calibrate it to get the right sound. These speakers are so worth it for the price. Also I got Energy take classic 5.1 and tried side by side, For my room I preferred Fluance over Classic, Those towers to make a difference. A big thumbs up for Fluance!
Any input on this would be appreciated.
Thanks
Option A: Buy a new receiver, right now I am looking at Pioneer VSX-524($220) and 824($290), these are futureshop employee prices. Use z5500 with receiver
Option B: Buy one of those receivers and buy the energy take home classic 5.1 speakers for $399.
Option C:Buy used Pioneer vsx-521 for $100 and use the existing z5500 or get the polk audio(rm6750) for $150 used.
Option D: Any recommendations for better speakers under $400 with taxes
Update: So I received Fluance AVHTB with Precision Acoustics HD12S Sub along with Sony STR-DN850, All i can say is WOW!!! Sound is so crisp and clear and the woofer is really awesome, only thing is you have to calibrate it to get the right sound. These speakers are so worth it for the price. Also I got Energy take classic 5.1 and tried side by side, For my room I preferred Fluance over Classic, Those towers to make a difference. A big thumbs up for Fluance!
Any input on this would be appreciated.
Thanks