Home Theatre Speakers

Just wanting some help in what range of Jensen home theatre speakers to purchase. And what the differences are in xr and qx range?

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2008-07-21 04:33:30 by D D

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I would like to get some speakers for my TV and Blu ray player but I am not to sure what to get, so does anyone know the difference between home theatre and home cinema speakers

Cinema and movie theater are synonyms, so there isn't a difference.

If you want 5.1, 6.1 or 7.1 surround sound you will need not just speakers, but an amplifier (aka receiver) too. You can buy each separately or you can buy them bundled in what's called a "home theater in a box", or HTIB.

As with any other electronics equipment, there is a wide spectrum of features available, with prices to match. Since you already have a player, you want an HTIB based on a receiver, not a DVD player (as most of them are).

In my opinion the best value for such a system is made by Onkyo. For full HDMI use, check out the Onkyo HT-S6100 HTIB. It's a 7.1 system. You can get it online for around $600.

Or, if you want to do it yourself, get the Onkyo TX-SR606 (~$450) receiver and a set of 5.1 speakers. There are many out there, but in my opinion Polk makes a solid home theater set called the RM6750 that sell for under $250.

There are less expensive options, but none that I know of that feature HDMI switching.

2009-03-10 04:25:13 by fran

Price: $349.00 $135.00

7.1-channel home theater speaker set
Bass reflex powered subwoofer with 230 watts output
Front and center 2-way speakers feature 5-inch diaphragm woofers and 1-inch balanced floating tweeter
130 watts total output on 2-way bass reflex front, center, and surround speakers
Subwoofer construction includes a 10-inch cone driver

I have Insignia 200 watt home theatre SPEAKERS. They are five in number with each satellite speaker 30Watts and subwoofer 50Watts. I am hunting for a suitable receiver for my speakers. Anybody with knowledge of hooking up 5.1 channel system? Also someone could tell if I can use a 500 or 1000 Watt amplifier for the same if I get a good deal. Thanks

You can't go wrong w/ a Denon Receiver...most widely used in pro high quality home theaters. There is a $600 model that would probably be perfect for you. Visit Denon's website, or www.abt.com :)

2007-11-02 06:05:24 by Nick

Price: $99.99

Fits Single Thread Type Fitting , all hardware provided
The height is adjustable from 640mm to 1100mm
Attractive Sleek High Mass Bass Plate
Universal Surround Sound Speaker Stands (4 Stands)
Cable management system through middle of stands

So I recently bought Insignia 5.1 home theatre speaker system which to my surprise only came with 5 speakers and one subwoofer lacking the DVD player. I have one Sony single disc DVD player DVPNS55P/B which has only two RCA sockets (L and R) in the back. Is it feasible to hook up my 5 Speakers and 1 sub cables to the DVD player wihthout separately buying the 5.1 channel box. Thanks

You will need a receiver even for the computer type systems. For bass management and crossover control.

Unfortunately there is no way around it, you need a receiver or amp of some kind. Make sure next time of the connections you will need before making a purchase.

2007-10-26 12:55:29 by Nick

i have home theatre speakers and i want to connect them to my plasma tv without using a dvd player. The only cable that comes off the subwoofer is a computer cable

I suppose it depends upon what you are looking to do...To get better sound quality in stereo from just your TV outputs alone, yes it is possible but limited as far as sound quality and volume as there is no amp between the source and the speaker to boost signal strength.

I might suggest that you think about a "surround sound in a box" system that lets you have both worlds for usually much cheaper ($150-200.00), than a Surround processor and then the speakers on top of that...($500.00 + $200.00, etc.)

Oh and double check to see if the Subwoofer has an Optical audio Input/output cable port too!
Hope This Helps!

2009-05-22 03:12:40 by PlentifulSpy