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  • 13-01-2010 11:13pm
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    Skidmcmarx
    Registered Users Posts: 206 ✭✭


    Hi John,

    Basically my dads got a new blu-ray player )LG BD360) for the house and he wants a 5.1 surround sound system.

    I wanna help him out but i dont wanna spend big money (€200-€300)because he really wont notice THAT much of a difference. I just want somthing simple, with a decent sound, that will show off the Blu-ray player at least better than the standard audio from our JVC LT-32X70SU T.V

    Thanks

    Just say too it re encodes audio. I dont know if it makes a difference.

    "Will also re-encode via SPDIF or HDMI and output a 1.5mb DTS track - so if you don't own an amp that can decode the Hi Def sound formats (or you just don't like them), you can use this facility."

    I'm looking for a simple setup. I thought i could just hook up the ONKYO SKSHT528 and it would just work. After a little research im not so sure anymore.

    Could you help please?

    Thanks


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