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Niels81nrw · 12-07-2007, 03:03 AM

... but I'm still testing it and I thought it isn't bad at all.
Since some people convinced me (in an ongoing thread) that the Bose systems seems is nothing I really want to have I would like to get some ideas what systems you recommend.

The only thing I really like to have (and what Bose offers) is a wireless connection to the rear speaker since I have very limited possibility wiring my rear speakers.

What I also really like on the Bose System is the internal switch between Hardware connected via HDMI or Component (I can connect my PS3, HD-DVD, the Cable Box and the separate DVD Player to the V20 System and can switch between them and just have one HDMI Cable from the V20 System to my TV.) And it does upscaling from all inputs up to 1080p.

The Bose System supports DTS 5.1 and Dolby Digital 2.0 / 5.1 over Optical Input. It just support PCM2.0 (Stereo Sound) over HDMI-Input.

Any suggestions are welcome.

12-07-2007, 03:03 AM	#1
Niels81nrw Junior Member Member since:Dec 2007 Location:Fremont, CA	Currently own Bose V20 System... ... but I'm still testing it and I thought it isn't bad at all. Since some people convinced me (in an ongoing thread) that the Bose systems seems is nothing I really want to have I would like to get some ideas what systems you recommend. The only thing I really like to have (and what Bose offers) is a wireless connection to the rear speaker since I have very limited possibility wiring my rear speakers. What I also really like on the Bose System is the internal switch between Hardware connected via HDMI or Component (I can connect my PS3, HD-DVD, the Cable Box and the separate DVD Player to the V20 System and can switch between them and just have one HDMI Cable from the V20 System to my TV.) And it does upscaling from all inputs up to 1080p. The Bose System supports DTS 5.1 and Dolby Digital 2.0 / 5.1 over Optical Input. It just support PCM2.0 (Stereo Sound) over HDMI-Input. Any suggestions are welcome.