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Hello, I'm Nick and I'm having an extension build at the moment. I'm creating a cinema / snug room behind the double garage. The room will measure 5100mm x 2400mm [LxW]. So its not hugely wide, but has a decent length to it.
I'm very keen to put up a 50" plasma / TV on the wall and I think, through research the best DVD player to buy on a budget is the LG BD390, however I'm really not sure about the sound system to use. I've been reading that soundbars might be a better option for smaller rooms and I'm certainly no purist [hope that doesn’t offend, given where I'm posting this!]. I've been looking at the Yamaha and the Morantz options, reviewed on this site. They look like a veyr good no fuss compromise and extremely easy to install, without the need for me to start stressing about cabling up the small room for big sound systems. The kids bedrooms will be above this room, which is another consideration.
I've got a budget of £2,000 for both the TV & the audio package and am hoping that some of you might have some thoughts you'd be prepared to share.
Many thanks, Nick
Hello, I'm Nick and I'm having an extension build at the moment. I'm creating a cinema / snug room behind the double garage. The room will measure 5100mm x 2400mm [LxW]. So its not hugely wide, but has a decent length to it.
I'm very keen to put up a 50" plasma / TV on the wall and I think, through research the best DVD player to buy on a budget is the LG BD390, however I'm really not sure about the sound system to use. I've been reading that soundbars might be a better option for smaller rooms and I'm certainly no purist [hope that doesn’t offend, given where I'm posting this!]. I've been looking at the Yamaha and the Morantz options, reviewed on this site. They look like a veyr good no fuss compromise and extremely easy to install, without the need for me to start stressing about cabling up the small room for big sound systems. The kids bedrooms will be above this room, which is another consideration.
I've got a budget of £2,000 for both the TV & the audio package and am hoping that some of you might have some thoughts you'd be prepared to share.
Many thanks, Nick