Newbie needing Advice

[Dracos Dragon]

Hi All,

I have recently purchased a really nice 40" HD ready TV but the sound is not very good.

I am looking to either buy surround sound speakers for it or a complete home cinema.

I am tempted to get the Samsung HT-THX25R but have heard mixed reviews is this any good or should I look into getting the Samsung HT-THX35R?

I have Sky+, normal DVD, WII and a X-Box 360 connected to it at the moment.

Any advice would be welcome.

 

[kentish_lad]

Hi All,

I have recently purchased a really nice 40" HD ready TV but the sound is not very good.

I am looking to either buy surround sound speakers for it or a complete home cinema.

I am tempted to get the Samsung HT-THX25R but have heard mixed reviews is this any good or should I look into getting the Samsung HT-THX35R?

I have Sky+, normal DVD, WII and a X-Box 360 connected to it at the moment.

Any advice would be welcome.

Dont bother with 'all in ones' with the inputs you need go for separates

 

[qwerty1234]

i'd agree a seperates solution may well provide you more flexability maybe something like this
http://www.johnlewis.com/Technology...Home+Cinema+Systems/78/230426844/Product.aspx

it would give you more inputs so you can run all your audio through it

 

[Welsh Whirlwind]

An idea of your budget would be helpful, but it would seem that with your peripherals an AV starter pack would be a good purchase, and would give you all the connectivity that you need. Take a look at this Yamaha AV4101 for a start. It comes highly recommended on this forums.
If your budget is a little bigger then start looking at the Onkyo range. try the Onkyo SR605S Here for example.

Hope this helps.