Wah... elite wants donation Lu siao ah?

Sell to you ok boh? Then again, maybe 2310 is below your elite std nia

Anyway, might be using the rest to set up at living hall (plonk in a sub) except AVR-2310 since it can fetch good price

How much for the 2310?

any takers for 1909? used 2~3x months

This post has been edited by de_lasoul: Dec 17 2009, 10:51 AM

This guy is super ELITE man!!! Can open AV/HiFi shop ady, even some shops can't beat him with those AV/HiFi stuff.

Must be taukeh balak in EM la.....

Bro, junwei did mention that he moved all his gears to his A/V shop (Kuching)

oh.. got AV shop wan ar?

Latuk Junwei's shop is one of the biggest (if not biggest) in Kuching

http://soundfusionsb.blogspot.com/

so it's a business la..

ar188, when wanna show yours?

Must be a mammoth HTPC based Home theater.

sorry, I dun run av/HT/computer business so no mammoth HTPC for equipments to show....

anyway I tot the smaller/compact the HTPC better..
I'm using 1U rack HP LCD/Keyboard.. so it's quite compact.. nothing mammoth

ermm... i got a question all sifus here..
regards to bro junwei's avroom... wat if customers wanna try other projector?
i saw desa they place their projectors on a rack and just place whichever u wanna try
thanks

to answer your question synn....
i dun usually sell many models of projector. So far, HD65 and Vivitek H1080FD has the same throw distance. So, if anyone wanna try out other projectors, I also dun carry other projectors unless they intend to order such Sanyo, Infocus.
Projector is just my side product.

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Added on December 17, 2009, 4:29 pmBoth biz and personal lah
Afterall, the AV room is opened to public but of couse LYN hifi/av kaki are mostly welcome to my av room. can bring ur favourite movies n watch with me Bring some pop corns n drinks also hehehehe

This post has been edited by junwei: Dec 17 2009, 04:29 PM

too bad so far or else sure visit wan. Kheng!

I thought we already have a Ht setup page @ http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1000020

Do we really need another one?

Btw,I notice some people using Emotiva amp but no pre-amp. is it that you the use the AVR as the pre-amp.

Yes, we are using the avr as pre-amp by connecting the pre-outs of the avr to the input of pwr amp since we have our avr. Unless for those who had sold their avr, then maybe can consider processor/pwr combo. Only 2 users that I knew of having such setups

I see. I thought the Denon you have and the 6003 is a very good AVR in itself already.

Bro, asking u about ceiling mounting kit..tq

hi guys, since this thread regarding home theatre, Amp and so on ..
i hv a question here which amp is the best format support for bluray format DTSHD, DOBLYHD use ?

This post has been edited by metalslayer: Dec 18 2009, 05:02 AM

depends on your budget really....most of the latest AVR can support dts-ma & trueHD...only the features, built, power & prices are different....

Depending on your 'needs'. Denon 4310 is good. To be precise, its surround processing capabilities is good. However, most of the midrange or higher end speakers require a lot more power to drive unless it is highly efficient. Say 8ohm with above 95dB sensitivity. That might not such additional power if the normal listening volume is moderate.

The average avr power amplification ratings are normally 'inflated' by the manufacturers. If you hook up 7.1 system, normally the power will dip a lot. At high vol, it will be prone to distortion too. To overcome this, a separate beefy power amp (normally class A/B design) is the way to go. A good power amp is more stable and less likely to have huge power dip since it is utilising a better transformer. You'll be surprise by the improvement from the loudspeakers. Better clarity, more dynamics and punchier bass note (mid-bass).

Emo UPA-7 (7 X 125W) weights in a hefty 30kg. Denon 4310 churning out 7x130w only at 15.8kg and that including all those processors, tuner and loads of input and output. Take a look at the trans, then you will know Suddenly, it makes 4310 so puny

Actually junwei does own a hi-fi shop and that is a picture in his shop.