> (r/hometheater please put down your pitchforks).
To be fair, the r/hometheater community feels strongly because they're trying to help people avoid the mistake that's led to these problems. If you care about home theater audio, even a low-end or used AVR paired with low-cost separate speakers will generally provide better results today and more flexibility going forward.
To be fair, the r/hometheater community feels strongly because they're trying to help people avoid the mistake that's led to these problems. If you care about home theater audio, even a low-end or used AVR paired with low-cost separate speakers will generally provide better results today and more flexibility going forward.