$200 Complete System
Receiver is practically new as I upgraded from a lower system when Circuit City went out of business. Comes with subwoofer, Front, Front Center and Rear speakers. The receiver can handle 7.1 with addition of Side Surround Speakers.
Can you get me some pics?
Unit is Black. Info on the model is here http://www.onkyousa.com/model.cfm?m=TX-SR506&class=Receiver&p=i
Speakers are bookshelf style. Medium in Front, Smaller in the rear will get pics and post them of the speakers.
fu…ill give u 2 blow jobs.
system sounds really good… i’ve heard it many times… great for videogames as well
Thats what I need one for!
JVG: Would you consider any partial trades? Like Ps3 games?
Looking for cash only at the moment
are you willing to separate the speakers i just need the amp/Receiver not the speakers
GLWS Nice setup and great price!
not yet I want to wait to see if I can sell it the whole thing
Bump for a fellow Onkyo friend. My TX-SR805 is a fucking beast of an AV and these machines are the lil cusins that kick ass too.
with speakers that is a KILLER deal. GL friend
Okay, I am seriously looking into this; Do you have the remote also? How old are the speakers, roughly?
Edit: Also the HDMIs are listed as pass through, does it pull the sound from the HDMI cable?
Speakers are six years old. 4 of those years where spent in storage. Everything is in excellent shape. Yes it does have a remote and the manuals.
Is the Audyssey mic for room calibration included?
It does not come with a mic. It was an optional acc. I didn’t buy.
this seems like a pretty good deal :thumb
Also curious about this.
i have any onkyo system as well and i have the mic for this if anyone wants to borrow it for their initial setup. most the settings can be done manually though, this just makes it easier. it is just pass through what this basically means is that lets say you have 3 HDMI inputs, it can output 1 to the TV then you will need an optical to run from the TV back to the receiver. it will not get the audio directly from the HDMI cable. most any good quality flat panel tv will have an optical out or you cable box, or your ps3/xbox/dvd player etc…
you have to run an optical audio cable for the audio. The audio transfers to the TV but not through the surround system with out and optical audio cable. You wont start seeing units without pass-through until $600+n receivers