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Eazy C
I am new to the Hydrogen Audio forum and I am thinking of buying a new HDTV. I know very little of audio as far as a home theater set-up. I need a good quality surround sound system. Price range $200-$400. Please suggest some system that I can install my self and have great sound quality.

-Eazy C
lowmagnet
What parts do you have currently?

Side note: you may have better luck on avsforum.com in their 'home theater in-a-box' area. HT is the site's specialty and they have a lot more people dedicated to those sorts of decisions.
CSMR
QUOTE(Eazy C @ Mar 21 2007, 20:25) *

I am new to the Hydrogen Audio forum and I am thinking of buying a new HDTV. I know very little of audio as far as a home theater set-up. I need a good quality surround sound system. Price range $200-$400. Please suggest some system that I can install my self and have great sound quality.

-Eazy C

If this doesn't include speakers it's certainly possible. (Oops, that is for stereo; don't know about cheap multichannel options.)
Curtor
$200-400 for "great" sound quality is unlikely. Entry-level home theatre audio gear should run you $400-600 for the receiver, $1000-1200 for the most basic of 5-speaker setups, $300-500 for the subwoofer, and, $200-300 for a source component (dvd/universal player). That's $2200 for what I would consider pretty basic.

The previous poster that suggested the HTIB section of AVSForum was right that you'll get more and better help there about any type of equipment questions.
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