Sony DAV S 400

As a film lover, a home cinema system was one of the first things i bought when i oved to my first house. After looking in shops and on the internat this one caught my eye. The biggest selling point for me, was the size of the speakers. Very small and light in weight compared to some other systems, ideal for fixing to the wall. It is also a powerful system with each speaker being 40 watts and the sub being 100 watts. For my small terraced house - ideal. Once all plugged in and speakers positioned it was time to play. The menu is easy to use and the sound can be setup very well. It has an option of setting the distance of each speaker from wher eyou ...  Read the complete review

Home cinema kits, where do you start? The basics of it are realy quite simple, to try and re-create what you get at the cinema. Some systems are quite good at it and others not quite so good. This one is my first and current, I picked mine up for £200 brand new as I was owed a favour but you can expect to pay up £400 depending were you go but it is well worth investing. You geta brand name in Sony, style and class as standard. but you get loads of features with it like it will do your zoom, different angles ect ect, but for you techies out there it plays sacd ( super audio cd's ) cds which are sheer class to listen to and cost around £30 - £ 50. its also plays in dts ...  Read the complete review

Dav S400 - Advantages: Easy Setup, Very Cheap, Picture quality - Disadvantages: Very underpowerd, Rubbish sound, Lack of inputs and outputs