Oh, I assumed he kept his speakers... well then, what budget are we aiming for?

I mean if you really just have 2 sources then one could go with just a pair of the best DSP speakers you can afford (they have 2 inputs and a remote).

When funds allow, you can then add a surround pro and the rest of the channels. What this will accomplish is that you can get hold of the best fullrange L/R front channels available to you as these will make most of your listening experience.

We have quantified this again and again, if you go Meridian DSP with a limited budget, then put the cash in your speakers first and digital pre/sources on the backburner because this will net you the best possible sound per buck. I would also skip the HD621 if the cash is tight and "just" go 1500kbit DTS or dolby digital through the coax/SPDIF from your sources with a pre or go stereo if just setting up a DSP pair for the first time.

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