Sounds like my PC audio set-up, which is a used Denon AVR-900 from
eBay, with a Bose Acoustimass 5 LFE I picked up at a warehouse clearance
for $50 without the satellite speakers -- in place of which, I use a set
of Sony SS-TS503's from Overstock. Works pretty well for computer
audio, and cost less than $200 all-told.
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On 11/22/2010 2:22 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
My "home theater" audio system is a Denon DRA-435 receiver I picked up
at the local Salvation Army Thrift Store last month for $40 and a Bose
3E satellite speaker system I bought in 1991 for $600. Sound quality
meets my needs for 'audiophile' quality: it works well for listening
to music, watching movies and videos with the Sony flat panel
television and AppleTV or CD/DVD player.
A friend of mine is a true audiophile. He's been collecting the
greatest recordings he can find of his favorite operas, music and
movies for years. But he can't decide on what equipment is the best,
can't afford the expensive stuff, so mostly he just dusts his
collection occasionally and fantasizes how nice it will sound when he
finally decides what equipment to buy.
..."Equipment often gets in the way of Photography."... applies broadly. ;-)
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