why the price here seems cheaper than the price listed at the shop?
where do u guys get such a cheap price?
let me know plz...i'm looking for 1 too...thanks

what do you mean by "HERE"

for me "here " means KL ..laaahh ...

the onkyo 755 from sg wang plaza CMY

the Jamo s 102 from Harvey Norman pavillion ...

for example, the listed price for pioneer 1019 is 3599 but the guy here got it for 2.3k?
also, the listed price for pioneer 919 is 2999 but the guy here got it for 1900?

Well .. it is always wise to check 3 shops ..( like what the chinese says )

or just PM that person looohh .....( to get accurate information maaah ..))


and also depending where (which town ) you are checkinh the $$$$....

cheers ...

i could get stereo amp cheaper here in sarawak then when i ask from KL shops... lol

i got quoted marantz pm7003 - rm2100 in KL, here in a local shop i got quoted RM1800, also im a regular custormer there... RRP for this amp if not wrong is Rm2400

This post has been edited by dlyz: Jan 30 2010, 10:03 AM

can someone help me..

im looking for an entry level avr.. with budget below 1k..
with at least 2 hdmi input..

any suggestion..? not branded also can..
its hard to find anyone selling 2nd avr..

thanks in advance..

kaki bro kaki.. find good kaki u can get good item

This might help you
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1320751

i wanna let go my pioneer vsx918. got 2 hdmi input. pls pm for details.

am in the same dilemma few weeks back about getting an avr amp.

after much deliberation, plonked down a reasonable rm1600 for Yamaha RX-V465. the RX-465 would be a good simple buy as compared to its younger brother, RX-V365.

initially the lowest price I could find for RX-V365 was RM950 in PJ. even Pioneer was next expensive and up the ladder to onkyo, denon, marantz, nad, etc. (in terms of their lowest range avr)

but try to avoid RX-V365 because it has HDMI in with video only, no audio. so unless you wish to do HD without any sound this is a budget buy.


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guys...i really want to advice ... last time me also think same like yall, cheap2 ok la no brand pun ok la...
don't waste your money for upgrade, batter you buy avr with price below rm3k you can get batter features..
just kumpul duit or you can buy with credit card 0 interest...
i don't know how much money i wasted for upgrade cannot tell..
but if i'm in your situation now i will buy avr with medium range price...
you have otai2 in here you and can ask which avr batter and worth for your money but pls up your budget..
Pls start with HD features (DTS-hd/DD thru hd)...this is starting
AVR is the main important things in your hometheater system....
always remember "sound without quality is just noise"

I do agree on getting a better equipment from the start to save from costly upgrade later. But I notice a lot of people in here keep get sucked into the blackhole of endless upgrade before even fully enjoy their equipments yet.

My suggesting is go audition a few equipments and buy the one you can afford and like best. Then sit down and enjoy what all this equipments are meant for.....the movies and the music. Don't go looking for weakness as no system is perfect or else you keep spending on upgrades and never really enjoy what matter most....the movies and the music.

I do agree with your opinion although I can't afford expensive HT setup. Go for the most expensive setup that you can afford so that no need much upgrade effort later. I'm now left with a cheap Panasonic AVR of which I still don't have idea what to do with it yet and I yet to upgrade my cheap speaker that came with my Panasonic AVR.

panasonic got AVR. first time i heard

u not going to introduce him those AVR that THX function in it?

U can get RX-V465 with NS-P380 5.1 speaker package around RM2400.

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Added on February 17, 2010, 6:42 pmRX-V365 is very basic AVR. Only support 6 type audio decoding format compare with RX-V465 that can support 19 type.
You also must include speaker price in your budget.

This post has been edited by minimize: Feb 17 2010, 06:42 PM

Well.. It does exist.
Panasonic SA-HE70
CNET Review

List of Panasonic AVR of which some might not exist in Malaysia.
Panasonic AVR

This post has been edited by willkso: Feb 17 2010, 10:38 PM

not yet..

DTS hd/tru hd enough la for entry level...
THX for otai2....

most are my home appliances are panasonic. my wife like panasonic. if she know there are pana AVR maybe she can approve my AVR budget easily .. hehe

Not so much movie come with THX anyway..