goyal.sanchit
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Had bought avr 1311 already. Now also got cinema 300.
Thanks to everyone who helped in making the decision.
Thanks to everyone who helped in making the decision.
Which one of these JBL 5.1 speakers should I buy?
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mpw
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Good Sanchit.. the important thing is to make the decision.
Enjoy the sound and please do post pictures for the the benifit of all of us.
regards,
mpw
Enjoy the sound and please do post pictures for the the benifit of all of us.
regards,
mpw
goyal.sanchit
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Thanks the setup might take a month but when its done would surely post the pics.
avinay4you
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Onkyo 3300/3400 v/s JBL Cinesystem 140 (JBL SCS 140BK + Harman Kardon AVR 134)
After my months research and comparison between different options available in the budget of INR 30, 000, I shortlisted 3 home theaters to take a decisions.
1) JBL Cinesystem 140
2) Onkyo 3300/3400
3) Sony BDV E880
Some of the pre-requisites for my requirement were the following:
1) Optical and Coaxial Inputs, so that I can plug my LED with optical and Tata Sky HD with Coaxial
2) Price not more than 30k
3) Most important, amazing sound and able to hear good depth even at low volume
1) Let me start my experience with Sony, although I was getting a Blue Ray player, with DLNA, Internet Video and Browsing from the receiver come player with two Standing speakers, 3 normal speakers and a big woofer, everything for INR 29, 500 . At first it seemed to be the best option available but very soon after checking out other options it felt more of a noise than music.
2) Between Onkyo and JBL I was confused the most. From Onkyo I was getting everything. It supports Full HD, 3d Ready, all required inputs and a decent audio for just INR 24, 000. Yes, ofcourse it does not include any dvd player.
The only thing which was missing was the depth in low volume and the required thrill from woofer at high volume.
3) JBL was my last resort, it gave me an amazing experience with an active Subwoofer. Music and dolby effect are awesome. The only drawback it had was no Full HD support and which is compared and discussed everywhere.
I tried a workaround of using an extra optical cable and Coaxial attached to my blu ray player and LED TV, now I get video output through HDMI and get the audio from Coaxial of DVD Player. So, this solves the purpose with an additional wire worth INR 600.
Now, I am a satisfied user of JBL.
The conclusion of my research is, for best audio experience JBL is recommended. For users who would prefer to keep it simple and not want to get in the complexity of wiring, I would suggest Onkyo but then they would also have to compromise 20% more on Audio.
For people who does not mind getting deaf and can hardly distinguish between beats and tone, they can get everything Sony offers in just INR 29, 500.
Thank you.
After my months research and comparison between different options available in the budget of INR 30, 000, I shortlisted 3 home theaters to take a decisions.
1) JBL Cinesystem 140
2) Onkyo 3300/3400
3) Sony BDV E880
Some of the pre-requisites for my requirement were the following:
1) Optical and Coaxial Inputs, so that I can plug my LED with optical and Tata Sky HD with Coaxial
2) Price not more than 30k
3) Most important, amazing sound and able to hear good depth even at low volume
1) Let me start my experience with Sony, although I was getting a Blue Ray player, with DLNA, Internet Video and Browsing from the receiver come player with two Standing speakers, 3 normal speakers and a big woofer, everything for INR 29, 500 . At first it seemed to be the best option available but very soon after checking out other options it felt more of a noise than music.
2) Between Onkyo and JBL I was confused the most. From Onkyo I was getting everything. It supports Full HD, 3d Ready, all required inputs and a decent audio for just INR 24, 000. Yes, ofcourse it does not include any dvd player.
The only thing which was missing was the depth in low volume and the required thrill from woofer at high volume.
3) JBL was my last resort, it gave me an amazing experience with an active Subwoofer. Music and dolby effect are awesome. The only drawback it had was no Full HD support and which is compared and discussed everywhere.
I tried a workaround of using an extra optical cable and Coaxial attached to my blu ray player and LED TV, now I get video output through HDMI and get the audio from Coaxial of DVD Player. So, this solves the purpose with an additional wire worth INR 600.
Now, I am a satisfied user of JBL.
The conclusion of my research is, for best audio experience JBL is recommended. For users who would prefer to keep it simple and not want to get in the complexity of wiring, I would suggest Onkyo but then they would also have to compromise 20% more on Audio.
For people who does not mind getting deaf and can hardly distinguish between beats and tone, they can get everything Sony offers in just INR 29, 500.
Thank you.
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goyal.sanchit
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) )Sony is more noise than music.
The problem with H/K avr is that it does not support HD Audio formats. Hence I bought Denon AVR 1311 instead.
avinay4you
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Sony is more noise than music.
The problem with H/K avr is that it does not support HD Audio formats. Hence I bought Denon AVR 1311 instead.
I tried a workaround of using an extra optical cable and Coaxial attached to my blu ray player and LED TV, now I get video output through HDMI and get the audio from Coaxial of DVD Player. So, this solves the purpose with an additional wire worth INR 600.
baijuxavior
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@avinay4you: good setup. Place the sub on the floor to avoid vibrations.
Purchase the Audiolab 6000A Integrated Amplifier at a special offer price.
