As a general rule the sound out of a
TV is
p**s poor!
Some are okay, but just okay. My
advice
for the tasks you will want it to do is go down the separate amp-monitor
route
where the TV is what it’s supposed to be…a monitor. The best
sound
>from
is good, considering what it is, but a separate amp with a decent, even
lowly,
set of speakers kicks it into touch quick
smart.
Fair warning though, once you’re
hooked on home cinema – you’re hooked for good
J
K.
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From: steve
[mailto:steve@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 01 November 2001
21:22
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d]
TV
All may be on topic may be not. Anyway after advice from
you
lot.
4. Sony surround sound (5 speakers inc sub) with front 2
speakers replaced with my Mission 707's
We use this obviouly as the family TV and film room but
also
for music whilst not HI-FI buff gear it adequaetly fills the room and can
thump
out for a party.
We are now about to knock out our other living
room/dinning
room into one and want to create a movie/disco room with widescreen TV
36"
(maybe larger) discos lights and bar.
Are any of these new TV's with built in speakers upto
this
task or should i use the audio gear i have. Do the new TV's have audio
in/out
facilities. Whilst i know i could use seperate amp for the disco side i
would
prefer not but also want some reasonable power to be able to feed the DDAR
and/or a PC sound from.
I am not at all up on TV's and would welcome your
thoughts
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