I think the original poster's point is that it provides an opportunity to set up a system with a fully spec'd receiver, real speaker cable and five speakers for about the same amount that one would pay for a HTIB. The difference is that you can upgrade from there, letting experience drive your priorities between adding a subwoofer, upgrading the front speakers, getting a new receiver compatible with a new digital format or i/o that appears in the future, wiring your walls with speaker cable, etc. I think it's a pretty smart package. It might even end up good enough for a small room.
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I think the original poster's point is that it provides an opportunity to set up a system with a fully spec'd receiver, real speaker cable and five speakers for about the same amount that one would pay for a HTIB. The difference is that you can upgrade from there, letting experience drive your priorities between adding a subwoofer, upgrading the front speakers, getting a new receiver compatible with a new digital format or i/o that appears in the future, wiring your walls with speaker cable, etc. I think it's a pretty smart package. It might even end up good enough for a small room.