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Onkyo HT-S3910 5.1-Channel Home Theater System, Includes HT-R398 Receiver, SKF-398 Front, SKC-398 Center, SKR-398 Surround Speakers & SKW-398 Subwoofer, 80W Per Channel at 8 Ohms
Original Price: $499.00
Discounted Price: $349.00
https://www.adorama.com/onhts3910...ailprice=t
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Lots of people start with a htib like this one.
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Onkyo has been around for years, better known for their avrs than speakers. Dollar for dollar, this home theater in a box should outperform most sound bars. It won't hang with with more expensive speakers/subs from klipsch, kef, Dayton, svs, etc. I wouldn't put this in a large room.
Lots of people start with a htib like this one.
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The thing about HTIBs is they're basically an entry receiver with garbage speakers. In this case, the receiver seems to be a clone of the TX-SR393 [onkyousa.com] which has a list price of $349 by itself.
You'd likely want to at a minimum replace the speakers & sub when you can (and that will give you a noticeable jump).
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Since you mentioned not an audio enthusiast passive sub should be ok. I had a similar system before sold as it was too big to move and got a vizio wireless 5.1 which is good but still miss the onkyo