blackbird
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Hi all. I purchased a Blu-ray player back in December for my HT system. I have a decent 1080p capable TV, and it is a good upgrade from DVD.
I have heard that Bluray offers a second benefit, which is the sound. As I live in a very small space, I resort to using the TV-speakers, which is probably a sin in this part of the internet.
I absolutely have no space for a sub (and my neighbors would hate me) and definitely not for 5 or 7 channel sound.
I've heard some people, especial Uncle Erik, mention something about using a good 2 channel setup instead, which would probably be better than a bad 5 channel setup.
This sounds good, except there are some problems.
1. Budget. I absolutely cannot spend more than about $150 on this.
2. Needs to interact with my Harmony remote.
The other question is, will I be able to take advantage of the high-bitrate DTS-MA, or will it just resort back to the DTS core?
Regardless of what happens, I suppose that any speakers would probably be better than the tv's builtin speakers, especially with the higher-bitrate soundtracks.
Thanks for your help!
I have heard that Bluray offers a second benefit, which is the sound. As I live in a very small space, I resort to using the TV-speakers, which is probably a sin in this part of the internet.
I absolutely have no space for a sub (and my neighbors would hate me) and definitely not for 5 or 7 channel sound.
I've heard some people, especial Uncle Erik, mention something about using a good 2 channel setup instead, which would probably be better than a bad 5 channel setup.
This sounds good, except there are some problems.
1. Budget. I absolutely cannot spend more than about $150 on this.
2. Needs to interact with my Harmony remote.
The other question is, will I be able to take advantage of the high-bitrate DTS-MA, or will it just resort back to the DTS core?
Regardless of what happens, I suppose that any speakers would probably be better than the tv's builtin speakers, especially with the higher-bitrate soundtracks.
Thanks for your help!