All-In-One systems shouldn't be considered home theatre systems, if you ask me. They don't provide a theatre-like experience. Real systems require real components. Sure, it can be pricey to use real components. Right now I'm stuck with a mid-range receiver (high end by most people's standards - 30 amps of current [in comparison Sonys and Pioneers and such are in the 6 to 8 amps range]). In a couple of years, though, when I can afford it a little easier, I'd like to go with Krell, or similiar components (tuner, preamp, amp) but those start at around 8 grand. I guarantee you that it will crush any boxed system.
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It's not a car, it's an addiction.
The only carb that matters is under the hood.
There's an option for most vehicles that increases brake horsepower, increases mileage, increases driver control, lasts longer than the alternative, and even reduces the price of the vehicle. Despite all this, most people in this country choose the alternative, an automatic transmission.
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