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Klipsch via eBay has Jamo Studio Cinema 5.1 Surround Home Theater System w/ Subwoofer (White) for $99. Shipping is free.
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Features (details):
- Compact, all-in-one passive surround sound speaker system
- Satellite speakers are small in size, but the sound quality they produce is large in scale and acoustically pure
- Woofer (8") and tweeter are integrated into a single drive unit, creating a genuine 2-way speaker system in an extremely small cabinet
- Exclusive tilt/pan brackets are included for an easy mounting solution and versatility in placement
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Klipsch via eBay [ebay.com] has Jamo Studio Cinema 5.1 Surround Home Theater System w/ Subwoofer (White) on sale for $99. Shipping is free.
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-grab this Jamo 5.1 pack
-grab a good looking 5.1 receiver with optical out on craigslist for 50 bucks (seeing about 8 in my area)
-and then watch THIS video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyoxO8T
(note that you need a receiver with this pack, it's not powered like a logitech)
Normally there's no way to get true dolby/dts with an optical out you'll be stuck with 2.0 sound, this man shows you how to get your windows true 5.1 output for all games and movies anything using dolby or dts using your motherboard's optical out! this also works via gpu hdmi to your tv and optical out from tv to receiver! (usually works with consoles)
also with this setup you can watch all youtube videos in full surround sound by sending windows' stereo signal to the receiver for upsampling which is life changing
any questions , you can ask me or the guy who does the video, he loves helping people out with this.
otherwise you need to drop $300-$400 on a denon s760h or something and use hdmi directly with passthrough or direct to tv with ARC out
with this deal you can be in another world of sound for $150
you don't need hdmi audio for true dolby/dts!
all need is a free (APO driver) and the know how to get it installed, takes 5 minutes, people have struggled with this for decades...
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Thanks for that! Do wires typically come with the system or do I need to go to Home Depot/Lowes and pick something up? Another commenter mentioned using copper wire so I'm guessing I'd need to purchase my own. Sound right?
The same as it would hooked up to any receiver, depending on the quality of the receiver.
I have the Edifier R1280DBs set on my desk and it's fantastic for that purpose.
-grab this Jamo 5.1 pack
-grab a good looking 5.1 receiver with optical out on craigslist for 50 bucks (seeing about 8 in my area)
-and then watch THIS video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyoxO8T
(note that you need a receiver with this pack, it's not powered like a logitech)
Normally there's no way to get true dolby/dts with an optical out you'll be stuck with 2.0 sound, this man shows you how to get your windows true 5.1 output for all games and movies anything using dolby or dts using your motherboard's optical out! this also works via gpu hdmi to your tv and optical out from tv to receiver! (usually works with consoles)
also with this setup you can watch all youtube videos in full surround sound by sending windows' stereo signal to the receiver for upsampling which is life changing
any questions , you can ask me or the guy who does the video, he loves helping people out with this.
otherwise you need to drop $300-$400 on a denon s760h or something and use hdmi directly with passthrough or direct to tv with ARC out
with this deal you can be in another world of sound for $150
you don't need hdmi audio for true dolby/dts!
all need is a free (APO driver) and the know how to get it installed, takes 5 minutes, people have struggled with this for decades...
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I use the audio OREI extractor to share a HDMI signal between one of my extra monitors and a 5.1 sound bar. The benefit of this is that the audio signal is 24bit 48000Hz; the highest quality my video card can output.
If you want to get true Audiophile pretentious and ridiculous territory; you can play all your music via Xmplay [un4seen.com] and select ASIO as your sound output; you need to install ASIO4ALL [asio4all.org] first though. IMO that Xmplay setup is the highest quality audio you can have for PC while listening to music.
I also have another OREI audio extractor that I use with an old Yamaha RX-V765 Receiver that doesn't support eARC or 4k video. This enables old receivers to get true Dolby HD lossless audio. Without the OREI the RX-V765 Receiver would be limited to lossy Dolby Digital Plus via ARC and very lossy Dolby Digital via optical.
Perhaps all that info/crap does not pertain to you though. Honestly I just wanted a chance to talk about the OREI HDA-927 as it can be incredibly useful to old receivers and bring some new life to them. They average around $50 new but with some luck and patience you can score one for around $20 used on Ebay [ebay.com] (Best offer is your friend)...
Anyone have a suggestion for a good budget AVR in 2024?
I had a Yamaha for a long time (came in a box with speakers and sub) but it finally bit the dust last year.
*edit*
https://www.bhphotovide
I had this kit (this has to be the updated version) until the receiver died. For the $299 I spent in 2012, it was pretty good. Does anyone know if this kit is still any good for the money?
https://www.monoprice.c
Wondering the same. Moving soon and I'll probably move my massive Yamaha and BIC Atmos system into the basement and then install something much smaller like this in the living room. Curious about the best bang for the buck for that. Prefer to still have something with separate sub and satellites.
Definitely not. Have the the S 809, 803, 801 and S83 center and it's an amazing system
Anyone have a suggestion for a good budget AVR in 2024?
I had a Yamaha for a long time (came in a box with speakers and sub) but it finally bit the dust last year.
*edit*
https://www.bhphotovide
I had this kit (this has to be the updated version) until the receiver died. For the $299 I spent in 2012, it was pretty good. Does anyone know if this kit is still any good for the money?
Yes it does. You can get the Denon S760H from denons refurbished website for $299
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