How does Panasonic SC-BTT775, Best Blu-ray system £500+, Awards 2010, compares with Best Buy Budget Home Cinema System Sony BDP-S370/STR-DH810 + Q Acoustics 2000 Series? Panasonic is two times cheaper (£500 vs £1000), does it mean that I would lose half of sound quality if I go for Panasonic?
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Separates are better if you can afford it and don't mind the slight increase in hassle when setting up over an all-in-one. The best thing is you upgrade individual components in future when funds allow, rather than junking a whole system.
Sound and picture quality is hard to define in terms such as "twice as good", so you should try to have a listen to both option if possible and see if you believe the extra outlay is worth it.
Sound and picture quality is hard to define in terms such as "twice as good", so you should try to have a listen to both option if possible and see if you believe the extra outlay is worth it.
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If you wanted surround sound from a ps3, an xbox or another box, as the What HiFi review says "No HDMI inputs; need an optional dongle for wi-fi" it does have 1 optical in.
You wouldn't be able to enjoy the other surround formats presented to you from the likes of the Sony 810 available for £200 the S370 for £99 & speakers Q Acoustics 2000 £450 Total = £750 or less you mention, would be capable of.
So +1 i'm with Big Chris. Have a listen & audition a few components.
You wouldn't be able to enjoy the other surround formats presented to you from the likes of the Sony 810 available for £200 the S370 for £99 & speakers Q Acoustics 2000 £450 Total = £750 or less you mention, would be capable of.
So +1 i'm with Big Chris. Have a listen & audition a few components.
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