- Aug 10, 2019
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Howdy Comrades
I've been looking into getting a new home cinema system for over 6 months now and thought I had decided on the following set up:
Samsung LE40F86Onkyo 875Kef 3005SEPS3
Sonos wireless system
Having priced it up however, I'm now considering an all-in-one solution instead of the Kefs and Onkyo (I don't have a particularly large lounge and as an average Joe, am not even sure I have particularly discriminating audio/visual senses!).
My questions are as follows:
1. Assuming the all-in-one solution has a HDMI input, is it possible for me to connect all my HD devices to it via a HDMI switcher so that the all-in-one product deals with all my inputs (e.g. ps3, Sky box etc)?
2. What home cinema in a box would you recommend in the sub-£1,000 range?
3. Will the difference in sound/visuals output by the Kefs/Onkyo be staggeringly better than an all-in-one solution to an average person?
I think this is similar to getting cold feet before a wedding so would appreciate any advice!
Amar
I've been looking into getting a new home cinema system for over 6 months now and thought I had decided on the following set up:
Samsung LE40F86Onkyo 875Kef 3005SEPS3
Sonos wireless system
Having priced it up however, I'm now considering an all-in-one solution instead of the Kefs and Onkyo (I don't have a particularly large lounge and as an average Joe, am not even sure I have particularly discriminating audio/visual senses!).
My questions are as follows:
1. Assuming the all-in-one solution has a HDMI input, is it possible for me to connect all my HD devices to it via a HDMI switcher so that the all-in-one product deals with all my inputs (e.g. ps3, Sky box etc)?
2. What home cinema in a box would you recommend in the sub-£1,000 range?
3. Will the difference in sound/visuals output by the Kefs/Onkyo be staggeringly better than an all-in-one solution to an average person?
I think this is similar to getting cold feet before a wedding so would appreciate any advice!
Amar