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Hi,

I have $400 from the insurance company to spend on a some sort of
radio/Disc player. I went to the electronics store and now there are a
bunch of cheap home theaters. I was wondering if these are any good or
if they are just junk.

[MINe 109]

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wrote:

Hi,

I have $400 from the insurance company to spend on a some sort of
radio/Disc player. I went to the electronics store and now there are a
bunch of cheap home theaters. I was wondering if these are any good or
if they are just junk.

The NAD L53 DVD Receiver isn't junk, but will cost closer to $600.

It might be easier to find a receiver (Onkyo, for instance) and a disc
player (Pioneer universal), if that's possible.

Stephen

[Eeyore]

wrote:

Hi,

I have $400 from the insurance company to spend on a some sort of
radio/Disc player. I went to the electronics store and now there are a
bunch of cheap home theaters. I was wondering if these are any good or
if they are just junk.

Fairly junk-like. You don't need 5.1 sound to listen to music though.

Is there a US equivalent of this place ?
http://www.richersounds.com/productg...HI-FISEPARATES

Graham

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

Eeyore wrote:

Is there a US equivalent of this place ?
http://www.richersounds.com/productg...HI-FISEPARATES

Looks like Best Buy or Circuit City.

I've had good luck at pawn shops for some less expensive gear. That
depends on your area though, of course. It's possible to get a $600-800
piece for $300-400 in mint condition. Just make sure you check out all
the functions.