danielronquillo

Hi John P., I appreciate your comment about the Sony STR-DA5ES. I will check it out on soundcity. Thanks a lot. Daniel ---------------- On 7/25/2003 4:21:33 PM John Pittman wrote: I noticed that one of the folks that responded to your post has a Sony ES receiver, Sony STR-DA5ES. I've got that unit and it is great - the ES line comes with a 5-yr. warranty. Best part is that I got if from an authorized dealer for 50% off retail ($750 vs. $1,500). Six channel @ 120W per channel Call soundcity.com and ask for Joe Sanginary at x708. You'll get a better price by calling. If $750 is too much, ask what Joe can get you that he recommends. You'll not be disappointed. ----------------

Hi Guys, I thank you all for making a reply to my inquiry regarding a matching cost-effective receiver. I will check out the receiver makes you all have recommended. Thanks again. Daniel

---------------- On 7/22/2003 5:40:26 PM 3dzapper wrote: Any of these have my vote for an inexpensive HT reciever. You can probably get better prices on the web. You are doing the right thing putting the speakers first. Yamaha 450-Watt 6.1-Channel Dolby Digital EX/DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 Home Theater Receiver Model: HTR-5640 $299 at Best Buy Yamaha 480-Watt 6.1-Channel Dolby Digital EX/DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 Home Theater Receiver Model: HTR-5650 $399 at Best Buy Yamaha 510-Watt 6.1-Channel Dolby Digital EX/DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 Home Theater Receiver Model: HTR-5660 $499 at Best Buy Rick ---------------- Hi Rick, Thanks for the choices you gave. I really appreciate what you did by including even the prices. Thanks a lot, man. Daniel

Hi. I am planning to build a surround system using the RF35 floor standing speakers, RC35 center, and the RS35 for rear surround. I want to spend most of my money on the speakers, so please recommend a cost-effective receiver to match my planned speaker system. Thanks.