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Onkyo TX-SR508 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver (Black) Sale Price: Too low to display Average Rating:   |
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At Onkyo, our mission is to deliver outstanding audio and video quality to your home, no matter what budget you’re on. With the 7.1-channel TX-SR508, you get an entry-level home theater centerpiece built to unleash the potential of your favorite entertainmentsources... |
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Premium Black S-Video M / M Cable - Black - (6ft / 2m) - supports Sony PS3 Sale Price: $0.01 |
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This S-Video Interconnects offers superior video quality, resulting in brighter, more saturated colors, and sharper images for your video and home theater applications. S-Video separates brightness from color, using two separate coaxial conductors to create clean, accurate signals... |
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Cables Unlimited 6' Pro A/V Series HDMI 1.3 Home Theater Cable - Black - Model PCM-2295-06 02 Meter & 6' Sale Price: $3.83 |
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16 Pair of Gold Plated Banana Plugs (2) Black/Red (Screw/Solder Type) for 8 Speaker System Sale Price: $35.40 |
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High Quality, Gold plated 4mm speaker connector (banana plug) with the rear cable entry. Banana plugs make speaker installation a breeze. No more worring about stray strands shorting across terminals and overloading your equipment... |
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Denon AVR-391 5.1 Channel AV Home Theater Receiver with HDMI 1.4a (Black) Sale Price: $224.40 Average Rating:  |
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Performance and affordability are the hallmarks of the AVR-391. A powerful 5 channel x 110W (6-ohms, 1kHz, 5 x 75W 8-ohms, 20 – 20kHz) amplifier section delivers detail and dynamics to music and movie soundtracks... |
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Onkyo HT-S3300 5.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver/Speaker Package (Black) Sale Price: Too low to display Average Rating:  |
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If you’re looking for a future-ready receiver-and-speaker package that won’t break the bank, your search may be over. Meet Onkyo’s 5.1-channel HT-S3300—a system packed with so much advanced technology that it redefines entry-level home theater... |
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CablesToBuy™ Premium 6 Ft Version 1.3 HDMI Home Theater Cable (Black) Sale Price: $15.99 |
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HDMI Home Theater cables deliver HD picture and multi-channel audio to your home theater through a single user friendly cable. These premium cables meet the latest HDMI 1.3 standard, support a 10.2Gbps bandwidth and the next generation xvYCC color technology for up to 1... |
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Banana Plug (pair) Black/Red Set of 10 pair for 5 Speaker System Sale Price: $27.79 Average Rating: |
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High Quality, Gold plated 4mm speaker connector (banana plug) with the rear cable entry. Banana plugs make speaker installation a breeze. No more worring about stray strands shorting across terminals and overloading your equipment... |
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Onkyo HT-S5300 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver/Speaker Package with Dock for iPhone/iPod ( Black) Sale Price: Too low to display Average Rating: |
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Onkyo has built a reputation for making advanced features and performance more affordable for budget-conscious fans of home entertainment. Take, as a prime example, the HT-S5300 receiver and speaker package... |
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Denon AVR-991 7.2-Channel Networking Multi-Source/Multi-Zone A/V Home Theater Receiver with HDMI 1.4a supporting 1080p and 3D (Black) Sale Price: $998.00 |
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The new AVR-991 is a technological tour de force, designed for consumers wanting to network their AV system. It's also one the first to come equipped with HDMI 1.4a connectivity, including 3D pass-through (Broadcast and Blu-ray), along with Audio Return Channel... |
If you are looking for a flat screen TV one of the first things you have to consider is the type of technology that you want. The two options are Plasma or LCD. This article will examine the good and bad points of each technology and help you to make an informed choice when it comes to purchasing your new television set.
The principle behind Plasma technology is many tiny cells that are filled with xenon and neon gases. These cells are kept between two glass panels. When electric current is passed through the TV the gases in the cells are turned into plasma which in turn excites phosphors which emit light. The light is noted for it range and quality of colors.
LCD or liquid crystal display televisions work by varying the electric current between two electrodes using liquid crystals as a medium for passing the current. Liquid crystals are substances that can exist in the two states - liquid and solid crystal. By varying the voltage passed the liquid crystal colours can be modified and thus produce a picture.
LCD vs Plasma
The most important feature of a TV is the picture. In this respect most people agree that plasma produce better pictures for movies. This is because they have a higher black level ratio. This simply means there is more contrast between the blackest and whitest picture that a plasma screen can produce. This means pictures are clearer, especially in dark scenes.
Plasma screens tend to have a better viewing angle too. This means the picture will remain clear and undistorted at most angles of view from the televisions screen. This makes plasma screens more functional as home theater systems.
LCD televisions generally have more pixels per screen than a plasma equivalent. This means that the resolution of the picture will be better. This is more apparent with High Definition TV or movies. There will be more detail on the screen than a plasma.
Plasma TV's have often suffered from screen burn in. If a picture has been on the screen for a long period it will leave an after effect which is like a grayish outline of the picture or ghost of the original picture. This after picture will be permanently burned on the screen and can impact the quality of other images. LCD TV's do not suffer from this problem.
LCD televisions are also more efficient and will use less electricity to run than a plasma. LCD TV's are generally lighter so are easier to move.
The TV market is a huge and competitive industry so there are constant improvements in the technology. Many of the drawbacks of a particular technology are worked on and bettered each year. Plasma TV makers will tell you that burn in has been reduced in newer models. LCD TV makers will tell you that the black level ratio is increasing with each new model. Ultimately when it comes to plasma versus LCD, you need to get informed about some of the issues that differentiate the prices between the two rival technologies. In general, plasmas have been cheaper but this differential is slowly eroding.
Find reviews on the latest home theater components and accessories, including Home theater seating at http://www.hometheaterreviewed.com . Adrian Whittle writes reviews and features on home theater equipment and movies.
HD Home theater question.?
Recent purchase of a Samsung HL-t6176s DLP television. And love it so far... 2 questions.
1. Component video vs. HDMI. I just got the HD digital cable receiver, and it came with component video and audio cables standard. My HDMI cables are in the mail so I hooked up the component video. Looks great. So now?? What is the advantage of HDMI? Other than cleaning up the number of cables behind your set. Is there an APPRECIABLE difference in video and audio between the 2. I am looking at a 1080i signal right now.
2. I see a spot on the screen. I have used the cleaning rag and it will not come off. I know it is not a black or white spot in the screen from a stuck mirror on the processor. It looks more like smudge. Anyone else have this? It appears to be inside.
1. Component is analog and HDMI is digital. HDMI will deliver slightly better quality video than component. Unless you have a surround sound receiver that supports HDMI audio and video, it is not going to clean up your cable situation. You would only be able to use HDMI for video only.
2. If you see an undefined spot, then this means there is dust or a fingerprint on a mirror, lens or DLP chip. There is nothing you can do to resolve this yourself. If it was a definitive spot like a square or rectangle, then this would be stuck mirrors. Either way, it seems like you need to get your TV serviced or exchanged.
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