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Advice on Surround Sound System

tred · 2008-01-14 13:48:46

Hi All, I have an older panasonic surround sound system, that has 5 60 watt speakers plus a 200 Sub woofer. Is there anyway I can just replace the Panasonic unit itself and re use the speakers? As in what system would you recommend. I am planning too use my xbox360 as my main media unit going forward, so feeding it to an…

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tred

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Hi All,
I have an older panasonic surround sound system, that has 5 60 watt speakers plus a 200 Sub woofer. Is there anyway I can just replace the Panasonic unit itself and re use the speakers? As in what system would you recommend. I am planning too use my xbox360 as my main media unit going forward, so feeding it to an Amp, then using speakers I have would be great.
Reason i want to keep onto speakers, is the hassle in pulling all out. i tihnk they are good enough. Correct me if i am wrong of course!

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#2 06-04-2008 12:10am

axton1

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You could try A tangent 7.1 av amp great sound quality for the money.
or an Eltax av-900 6.1 with loads of pwr.
The best Home cinema speakers I 've heard in a long time for the money is Audio Pro .loads of designs and configurations.
See audiopro.com or you could try acousticdimension.ie

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