This problem requires a multi-step approach, some patience, and faith. (1) Spend the entire $1500 on a subwoofer. (2)Spend an entire weekend trying to wire it to your boombox. (3)Give up, and let the subwoofer (hopefully a whopping huge one) sit there in the room doing nothing. You need to allow for at least 4 weeks of staring at $1500 dollars worth of useless equipment, whereupon, one evening she will ask "What else do you need to make that thing work?" Then, you win, and you become an audiogon legend.
Newbie with $1500 and a wife pushing for Bose
Ok, i have been lurking only for a short time to fully understand how absolutly little I know about audio components.
I have attempted to research products via this site and others to attempt to find the best possible set up for my "allowance" as she says.
My current equipment - Sony 46" 16x9 rear projection, Sony DVP-NS715P DVD player, COMCASTS HDTV box.
My needs: Receiver, Amplifier (dont know if necesary), and Speakers
How I currenlty use my system: Almost 100% for movies/tv but want to move to music as well and remove the "boom box" CD player we have. (I know utterly sad)
My original thought was to go 100% Sony with but after some research and no real talk of sony I came here.
PLEASE HELP!!!
I have attempted to research products via this site and others to attempt to find the best possible set up for my "allowance" as she says.
My current equipment - Sony 46" 16x9 rear projection, Sony DVP-NS715P DVD player, COMCASTS HDTV box.
My needs: Receiver, Amplifier (dont know if necesary), and Speakers
How I currenlty use my system: Almost 100% for movies/tv but want to move to music as well and remove the "boom box" CD player we have. (I know utterly sad)
My original thought was to go 100% Sony with but after some research and no real talk of sony I came here.
PLEASE HELP!!!