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Will I tell a difference between an 850 watt home theatre system and a 550 watt system?
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One Response to “Will I tell a difference between an 850 watt home theatre system and a 550 watt system?”
First of all, your receiver does not need to support HDMI to use it with your new TV.
Simply connect via digital audio (s/pdif) from either the TV (if you use antenna), the DVD player, or your set-top box, and you will have surround sound.
Regarding the comparison; we need more info.
Is 850 W or 550 W peak or RMS?
How much is per channel in the two systems?