Panasonic SC-HT940

Pros: Price is great, wireless surround speakers, lots of nice features.

Cons: Lack of a digital audio input limits when you can use 5.1 surround sound.

The Bottom Line: Based on price and features alone (especially wireless surround sound speakers), I would recommend this system.

Review:

I was in the market for a home theater system to hook up to my Mitsubishi 62" DLP Television, but I did not want to have a bunch of wires running across the room to the surround speakers.

While at COSTCO one day I saw the Panasonic...

Pros: Great sound, ease of operation, attractive

Cons: none as of yet

Review: Purchased this system at Christmas to go with my new flat screen. The sound is fantastic. Once we figured out the remote it has been a true experience watching television and listening to the music. It is attractive, easily set up. The price was...

Pros: None I'm aware of

Cons: Faulty equipment results in repeated loss of power

Review: Do not buy this product if you expect a trouble-free experience. According to the research I've done via the 'Net, Panasonic products such as this have a manufacturer flaw that results in the product shutting down during operation. An error f61...

Pros: Great value; Excellent tech support from Panasonic; lots of features; full-featured remote

Cons: Possible interference on wireless reception (true on any system); MUST upgrade cabling; need more HDMI

The Bottom Line: I would totally recommend this to anyone looking for a wireless system that has to stay within a budget. Just keep in mind the cost of the cabling upgrade.

Review: Live in a loft, so running wires across the room was impossible and necessitated the wireless feature. Did lots of research and selected the Panasonic to complement my Panasonic 50" Plasma. HDMI cabling made set-up a snap to integrate remote usage...

Pros: Nice looking, sounds wonderful, great price.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this to everyone. Its the best sound, and great value.

Review: We got this for our livingroom and we are amazed at how great it sounds.
We can truely feel like we are in the theater or if we are watching music videos it sounds like we are at a concert. You can feel the bass or feel the thunder. You can't...

Pros: The sound is terrific for a system under $400.

Cons: the manual :-)

Review: Had it just two weeks and it was a little confusing getting all the settings correct. Like I need to have the TV volume turned up high even though I have the TV speakers off. Had to change the delay on surround speakers because of the placement of...

Pros: Excellent small package, Great picture, awesome tech support

Cons: Could use more sound control, speaker wires definetly needs upgrading,

The Bottom Line: Unit is nice if you want a system all in 1

Review: Bought this system at Best Buy with a price match from Circuit City($399)originally $499, The first night I brought it home I plugged it in and it actually exploded, smoke started blowing out of the back of the unit! Took it back for exchange and...

Pros: Good Sound - Reasonable Price

Cons: Instruction Manual not too helpful. Don't be shocked by the huge box it comes in.

Review: System does sound good but the instruction manual is pretty poor. I also use Time-Warner Digital Cable and I have yet to find a way to change channels and volume with one remote.

Pros: Great sound for the price.

Cons: Lack of digital input makes this one not to recommend. Wish I hadn't bought it.

Review: Very solid good sounding HTIB. Big flaw that I didn't think about at the time was the lack of digital audio inputs. I have an HD Plasma and some HD channels broadcast in 5.1 sound, but because the HT940 only has analog L/R inputs I can't use the...

Pros: Sounds really clear, until you turn it up. Really flat receiver. Its silver...I like silver

Cons: Too much power to cheap speakers...Now i know why it was on sale!

Review: The sytem is overall quite impressive... well...when it was working. Ive had it 3 weeks and im already getting the dreaded "F61". Turns out I fried the unit?...isnt covered by warranty? No wonder it was on sale? Now ive got me an expensive paper...