Hi Vlad, I'm a student in a teeny weeny room...slightly bigger than yours...i'm a student and this is how i set up my system...in stages...
my advice is
1)sell the receiver (I sold my HK receiver)....buy an inexpensive integrated (you can use for surrounds or rear surrounds later)... I bought a Marantz PM17SA. But I think a NAD or audiosource is good alternative....
2) Whenever you have saved up less than what your favorite next equipment is...either wait to save up more or buy cables. I usually budget my sub $500 expenses towards cables
3) I have an integrated (marantz) for surround... an Eelectrocompaniet AW 100 + ELAD for mains and nOrh + (possibly a luminous axiom) for center
4) dont even compromise a bit on speakers...if they are too expensive for now...try building your own...that's what I did and they sound good..
Start with stereo and move towards multichannel for DVDA or SACD
that should get you started...
the cool part about buying in stages is you never feel the pinch on the pocket that much...and still enjoy music at different stages...and start to appreciate the new changes
my advice is
1)sell the receiver (I sold my HK receiver)....buy an inexpensive integrated (you can use for surrounds or rear surrounds later)... I bought a Marantz PM17SA. But I think a NAD or audiosource is good alternative....
2) Whenever you have saved up less than what your favorite next equipment is...either wait to save up more or buy cables. I usually budget my sub $500 expenses towards cables
3) I have an integrated (marantz) for surround... an Eelectrocompaniet AW 100 + ELAD for mains and nOrh + (possibly a luminous axiom) for center
4) dont even compromise a bit on speakers...if they are too expensive for now...try building your own...that's what I did and they sound good..
Start with stereo and move towards multichannel for DVDA or SACD
that should get you started...
the cool part about buying in stages is you never feel the pinch on the pocket that much...and still enjoy music at different stages...and start to appreciate the new changes