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Denon x Onkyo HTIB
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Post 1 made on Saturday November 13, 2004 at 12:43
Gust
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Hi Guys,

I live in Brazil and we don't have much choices in terms of cost-efficient systems over here. I have a small room with a nice TV (Sony 36" XBR) and am looking to put a little HTIB system on it. My budget is around $500 and the best two options I found available here (after lots of searching I might add) are the Onkyo HTS770 and the Denon DHT 485XP. Feature-wise they are quite similar - I'm wondering if any of guys have tried these systems and could pitch in regarding which is the better buy.

Thanks,

Gus
Post 2 made on Thursday November 18, 2004 at 22:13
lorenzo_W2000
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No experience with that Denon system but I,ve set up a few of the Onkyo one and it is decent for the money. I would recommend upgrading the speaker wire though, it makes a big difference in the sound.
Post 3 made on Tuesday December 14, 2004 at 18:37
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I personally own the Onkyo system HT770S. Value for Dollar is the best system compared to all systems I compared. I didn't demo the Denon though.


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