The $75,000 Home Theater System
We decided to go all out on this $75,000 audio system and include top notch products priced right at the crest of that place where your budget hits the point of diminishing returns. This means we included some of the finest A/V products "smart" money can buy. You can possibly do better, but not likely for the price. In either case, we provide some alternates along the way should you want to branch out from our top recommendations, or upgrade them. With the inclusion of future expandability and upgradeability, along with the primary room being acoustically analyzed and treated for optimal performance, this is one flexible solution for a receipt of happiness and content not just for the audio and videophiles, but for the whole family as well.
This system is capable of running an entire home with up to four (4) zones, including two complete home theater rooms and expandability. The kicker is that we decided to do it with a single processor as the front end - the Denon AVP-A1HDCI. Why? Because it measured extremely well, performs better than other separates costing much more, and allows us the ability to easily configure the multiple zones all from one convenient chassis.
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We decided to go all out on this $75,000 whole house audio system (2 surround zones, 2 audio zones) and include mostly top notch products priced right at the crest of that place where your budget hits the point of diminishing returns. This means we included some of the finest A/V products "smart" money can buy. You can possibly do better, but not likely for the price.
Discuss "The $75,000 Multi-Zone Home Theater System" here. Read the article [audioholics.com].
I guess that would do... if you're desperate
I dunno...but that 97lb AV receiver seems a little flimsy and that killed it for me.
Does the 97lb listed weight include the reinforced cinder blocks needed to support it's weight?
lol
Do AV/rack companies offer 1" reinforced glass shelving as an option?
