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muncedog

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#138247 26-Dec-2013 23:21
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So firstly I am happy with used/gumtree/trade me etc and have patience for finding a bargain as have just kitted out a whole house and 2 cars so really tight on budget here...tops $400. At minimum want a good 2.1 system with optical in as my tv/ps3 only has optical/hdmi out.

Suggestions at this price point between active PC speakers (eg Logitech z5500 I used to have!), a budget receiver/speakers, home theater (overkill with 5.1 and blu-ray player!)

Won't be listening to high quality music, just games and TV!

Any suggestions welcomed!

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Dunnersfella
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  #958798 29-Dec-2013 21:14
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A cheap soundbar as part of the Boxing Day sales?

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