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Onkyo SKS-HT750
$400.00
Released April, 2004
The Pros:Fairly easy to mount - 1 bolt on the back. Very powerful subwoofer output, bass is clear. Mids and highs are consistently clear.
The Cons:Physically, the speakers are very big - not ideal for small spaces. Volume seems to top out a little lower than might be expected for these speakers' specs.
The Onkyo SKS-HT750 is a 7.1-channel home theater system engineered for working with DVD players and home-theater receivers. A step up from the SKS-HT540, the Onkyo SKS-HT750 features four surround speakers, two front satellites, one center, and a 10”, 230W subwoofer.
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All the speakers (front/center/surround) are 2-way with acoustic-suspension, and include a 3-1/8” midrange alongside a 1” tweeter. All together, the SKS-HT750 outputs 1000W over an ultra-wide 25Hz-150Hz frequency-range. Like its peer, the SKS-HT750’s subwoofer boasts only a single RCA line-level input, therefore requiring a receiver with either a subwoofer output jack or 'pre-output' jacks. The Onkyo SKS-HT750 home theater system retails for $399.99 and comes with a 2 year limited warranty.
Features
- 7.1-Channel Home Theater System
- Seven Two-Way, Acoustic-Suspension
- (Two 3-1/8” Front Satellites)
- (One 3-1/8” Center)
- (Four 3-1/8” Surrounds)
- One 10” Subwoofer
- 1000W Total Power
- 25Hz-150Hz Frequency Range
- Single RCA Line-Level
- 2 Year Limited Warranty
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Pros & Cons
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Fairly easy to mount - 1 bolt on the back
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Very powerful subwoofer output, bass is clear
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Mids and highs are consistently clear
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Relatively low price compared to competitors for a 7.1 with speakers of this size
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Sleek aesthetic fits well in any home theatre setup
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Physically, the speakers are very big - not ideal for small spaces
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Volume seems to top out a little lower than might be expected for these speakers' specs
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