Watt Surround
I am looking for a very loud surround sound system..help?
I have a 20 yr old pioneer 330 watt receiver that will pound the pictures off the walls with 3 ft floor speakers..that said I have NEVER found a surround sound system that will even come close to the db level i am accustomed to. How can a 20 yr old receiver still be louder than a 1000 watt 5.1 surround system?
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SpecificationsNew Ported Powered SubwooferSlim 4 3/4" Height Design Fits Under Most Furniture8" High Efficiency Low Frequency Transducer100 Watts RMS & 250 Watts Max In Cabinet Amplifier35-150 Hz Frequency Response24 db per Octave CrossoverHigh Level Input L/R Speaker Spring TerminalsL/R RCA InputsBuilt-in Auto Shut OffStand Mounts, Wall Mount and Mounting Screws IncludedRCA Cables, "Y" RCA Adapter and Full Instructions IncludedDimensions are Height 4 3/4" x Length 24 5/8" x Depth 15 3/4"This Theater Solutions Powered Floor Subwoofer is newly designed for consumers who demand extra powerful bass for their home theater experience...
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RCA,USB & SD inputs
HQ Bass
Compatible with any PC,CD,DVD,MP3,TV, Game Systems
5.1 Surround Sound
Dolby Digital DTS AC3
LCD Display
Remote Control
Magnetic Shielding
Ported Subwoofer
Are you an avid movie fan searching for a full featured surround sound speaker system, or maybe you're a gamer and would like to enhance your virtual experience with explosive sound ? The Frisby FS5500 is just what you are looking for...
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SpecificationsNew Ported Powered Subwoofer12" High Efficiency Low Frequency Front Firing Transducer350 Watts RMS and 500 Watts Max In Cabinet Amplifier25-150Hz Frequency Response24dB per Octave CrossoverHigh Level L/R Input and Output Spring TerminalsL/R RCA InputsVariable 25Hz to 150Hz Control KnobGain Control Knob0 or 180 Degree Phase SwitchBuilt-in Auto Shut Off9' 10" RCA Cable, "Y" RCA Adapter and Full Instructions IncludedDimensions are Height 17 1/2" x Width 14 3/4" x Depth 14 1/4"30 PoundsThis Listing and Price is for 1 Powered SubwooferThis Theater Solutions Powered Floor Front Firing Subwoofer is newly designed for consumers who demand extra powerful bass for their home theater experience...
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Logitech surround sound speakers z506—for when you want to be moved by big, 5.1 surround sound from your music, movies, and games.
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Enjoy your favorite music in any room of the house with quality sound from the SS-B1000 performance bookshelf speakers. With 120 watts of power and an advanced woofer and tweeter design, they deliver high-resolution audio so you hear the music just as it was recorded.
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Enjoy an immersive cinema experience at home with the affordable Coby CSP96 5.1-channel home theater speaker system, which includes a floor-rattling subwoofer and five 3-inch satellite speakers that fill a room with 300 watts of surround sound...
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Jaton AV-318 Home Theater System AV-318 1054
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(March 2011)The SC-XH150 Home Theater System incorporates a wide variety of Panasonic technologies for high quality sound. The Clear Sound Digital Amplifier and Down Firing Subwoofer reproduce a clear, dynamic sound that wouldn't be expected from the compact size of the main unit and speakers...
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Sherwood America RX-4503 A/V Receiver RX-4503 Home Theater Receivers
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New at the entry level, the networking ability of the TX-NR509 takes you one step closer to fully integrated home entertainment. Audio files on your computer and streaming internet radio can both now be played through your main system, with fidelity far beyond what you’re used to on a PC...
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Cambodia is a land on the mend. From 1977 through 1980, the Khmer Rouge ruled the country, fanatics bent on genocide. Millions were killed and the period was put to film in the movie, "The Killing Fields." Fortunately, those days are over and the country is becoming a tourist destination.
Cambodia is a land of incredible contrast. Thick forest, mountains and pristine rivers compliment amazing white beaches. When you get down to it, however, travelers know Cambodia for two things, Angkor Wat and the nastiest roads around. But, let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia. The city is a combination of old French beauty and modern condominiums. The city is full of amazing Watts [Buddhist monasteries], including Watt Ounalom, Watt Phnom and Watt Mohan Montreal. Modern buildings surround these monasteries and it's difficult to avoid a feeling that the old ways are being lost.
Still, the vibrancy of the city is impressive considering the fact that it was completely abandoned for three years in the last 70s. During this period, the Khmer Rouge tried to return the Cambodian people to their agricultural heritage and evacuated all cities. The only exception, of course, is Tuol Sleng, a high school used to torture and kill "enemies of the state." Just beyond the city, one will also find the infamous killing fields where thousands upon thousands were put to death.
Sihanoukville
Sihanoukville is a small, sleepy village on the Southwest edge of Cambodia. Fairly undeveloped, the area is an oasis similar to the beaches of Thailand. The difference, however, is the lack of tourists. Depending on the time of year, the beaches can be more or less empty and privacy assured. Rooms run between $5 and $15 a night and come with private bathrooms. If you are looking to lounge professionally, Sihanoukville is a very good place to do it.
Angkor Watt
Stunning. There is no other word for the temples of Angkor Watt. Angkor Watt is a temple surrounded by hundreds of others. Each is unique and worth a look. The most famous are Angkor Watt, Baryon and Ta Prom. Angkor Watt is in the best shape as well as the most known. The Baryon is impressive, but the constant mob of tourist makes it a pain to visit. Ta Prom is amazing because it has been left to the jungle, which is to say trees and the structure have become one in many areas. If you have seen Tomb Raider with Angelina Jolie, you have seen Ta Prom. Personally, I prefer Angkor Watt to the Pyramids in Egypt.
Roads from Hell
Cambodian roads are evil. There is simply no other way to put it. The country is hit by monsoons every year and is still recovering from the Khmer Rouge. This combination has resulted in roads with huge potholes, missing bridges and pretty much the worst elements of Dante's Hell. Avoid them if at all possible!
US $18.99
