Hi guys, I'm new here.

I've got this onkyo 5.1ch set which I brought back from Japan around 3 years ago.
Model name is BASE-V10X. Got it for around rm1.2k during a sale there (2005).
I brought it back to malaysia and then for no reason either the AV controller or amp-cum-subwoofer failed (got some buzzing noise after a few minutes turning it on)...
Sent it to Hwee Seng in PJ and they say cannot repair... rm50 burnt just like that.
I think the 5 sattelite speakers are still working, so,

my questions are:

1. Where can I find an onkyo amp and subwoofer near KLCC or Bukit Bintang? I've read through the thread and I have to say I have no idea where the shops you guys say are located...

2. Is there an onkyo amp that's as small as the one I had? The size is 155Width×94Height×287Depth (mm)

3. Since the speakers are small, any recommendations for an amp that would fit in with the speakers? If I'm not mistaken, I have to match the impedance(?) or whatever for the speakers to the amplifier...
Btw, the impedance for the speakers are 6ohms, max output 30W, frequency range 125Hz-25kHz

4. My budget is around 2.5k for the amp and subwoofer... Any recommendations?

Any help would be much appreciated.

BASE-V10X looks like this:


The AV controller looks like this:


This post has been edited by adachi7: Apr 8 2009, 01:46 PM

maybe they export to singapore then malaysia import back from singapore?
can put more expensive price for shipping and taxes.

btw, anyone know where to find onkyo home theatre systems (all in a box)?
I went to pavillion the other day but cannot find one...

ttp://www.intl.onkyo.com/products/system_components/home_theater/index.html

One more thing, any place can sell old/unusable/junk A/V equipment ah?
I got a 40-something-ish inch monitor, unusable yamaha amp, unusable sony LD player, unusable onkyo a/v receiver & subwoofer, 4 tannoy sattelite speakers and some other a/v crap...
I got so many garbage in my room, i can't put any new stuff in.

This post has been edited by adachi7: Apr 23 2009, 04:51 PM

Dude, thanks man. You're a life saver.