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I am searching for a Panasonic home theater system for my living room that is good. It has to be a Panasonic home theater system as I have heard so many good things about them.
My budget is approximately 500£ for this Panasonic home theater system.
I want the Panasonic home theater system to be a 5.1 as a minimum as I believe that you have to have at least 5 speakers to have a good surround sound.
So what Panasonic home theater system will you recommend and why?
Answer
Hello Maria, for your requirement I will definitely recommend the Panasonic SC-BT230.
This Panasonic home theater system you will without doubt love.
It has a really nice design, that looks great with every tv. It has fantastic sound, simply fantastic. It can be connected to almost everything. And it has an Ipod connector.
It is very easy to setup and everything about it is so cool.
I have put up a link below where you can check it and see what you feel about it. Plus you can read all the great reviews it has gotten. good luck
Hello Maria, for your requirement I will definitely recommend the Panasonic SC-BT230.
This Panasonic home theater system you will without doubt love.
It has a really nice design, that looks great with every tv. It has fantastic sound, simply fantastic. It can be connected to almost everything. And it has an Ipod connector.
It is very easy to setup and everything about it is so cool.
I have put up a link below where you can check it and see what you feel about it. Plus you can read all the great reviews it has gotten. good luck
How do you connect a turntable through a home theatre system with no grounding pin?
Rick P
I have a Technics direct drive turntable and a Sony 5.1 home theatre in a box setup.
Answer
My guess is that you do not have a turntable input. That is how most receivers are these days (which is a very stupid omission on the part of the manufacturers). If that is the case with yours, our going to have to buy separate a turntable preamp to go between the turntable and one of the inputs on the receiver. Phono inputs included on receivers are SPECIFICALLY AND ONLY designed for turntable use, nothing else. Failure to do so will result in almost no sound from the turntable and LOTS of hum and other noise. Your best bet is to go to a store that specializes in DJ sound equipment to get the separate pre amp. I had to do the very same thing because my receiver has no phono input. Most of these separate preamps, like the one I bought, will take care of ALL the hook up issues ;sound boosting, grounding, etc. Any decent DJ salesman at the store should be able to answer most of your questions.
My guess is that you do not have a turntable input. That is how most receivers are these days (which is a very stupid omission on the part of the manufacturers). If that is the case with yours, our going to have to buy separate a turntable preamp to go between the turntable and one of the inputs on the receiver. Phono inputs included on receivers are SPECIFICALLY AND ONLY designed for turntable use, nothing else. Failure to do so will result in almost no sound from the turntable and LOTS of hum and other noise. Your best bet is to go to a store that specializes in DJ sound equipment to get the separate pre amp. I had to do the very same thing because my receiver has no phono input. Most of these separate preamps, like the one I bought, will take care of ALL the hook up issues ;sound boosting, grounding, etc. Any decent DJ salesman at the store should be able to answer most of your questions.
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