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Question: Speaker Wire? One review said you can't replace the factory speaker wires due to there being a needed male connector. I know factory wire is usually cheap and short. Is it true that you can't use your own better grad wire?thanks
Document: They were very helpful the couple times I called.I tried putting in a concert dvd (non-blu ray) and it said "disc is not compatible" or something like that so I still may need to update the firmware or change a setting on the unit. If anyone has experienced this, please let me know the workaround, if any. Oh, and if there's any speaker brackets out there that fit the surrounds, I would like to know that as well. Thanks.
I just got this system..I really thought it was going to be better. I bought this system b/c it came up as a wireless system. Well it still has a butt load of wires and now I have to buy a kit just to make it wireless. I dislike the speaker quality b/c my old system had the harder heavier speakers and these are actually cheap made. It is a good system, but if I knew all of this before I would not have bought this system.
I bought a SC-BT100 at Costco and liked it fairly well. However, I was not happy to hear that I bought it a few weeks before this newer, better model was available. I bought this one on Amazon for a few hundred less than the BT100. The comparison is not completely favorable. The 100 had wireless rear surround speakers. I assumed the 300 did too. Wrong. All wired and short wires at that.
It took me about 1 1/2 hours to break down my old system and set up the new one. Which I guess given the number of things one needs to do with an eight speaker system is not that bad. Set up was actually pretty easy. The speaker wires were long enough to get around the room. I was pleased that the speaker wires had a plug for the reciever end of the wire. That made pluging in the eight speaker much easier than fishing the bare wire into a socket.
except one surround speaker, which I move to the right spot when playing and put back into shelf when not in use, all speakers are at good postions without apparent wire sighting.
I bought this a year and a half ago and have really liked it. I'm writing this review because a few days ago the display on the unit went out. The Panasonic-authorized repair shop tech said this type of issue is rare nowadays, but since this is out of warranty that means nothing to me. Now I need to pay $170 if I want to replace the display.
Can you tell I'm excited?As far as the functionality, can't tell you anything about that until I get one that works. I will say that I got a great deal on Amazon as far as price is concerned.I will update the review after I receive the replacement unit.
I got this system to replace an older Sony home theater 5.1 system and am very pleased with it. I combined it with a Panasonic Viera plasma TV set (TC-P54S1) and the two make a great combo! One controller can operate both units. The system was easy to set up and provides really good surround sound in the family room where it is set up. I don't have to crank the volume up too far so don't know how it would sound if I did.
I have found this to be true only when I'm listening far from the sweet spot, such as at one end of the room. When listening close to the sweet spot, CD music quality is very good, although it probably won't satisfy an audiophile.I have also previously said that repeat and random play are not available. This is incorrect: they are available.
Panasonic customer service said I could use different wires if they were of the same gauge but they didn't recommend soldering an extension into the existing wires. The pins in the attached connectors can be easily removed and re-used but they are small and I didn't feel comfortable trying to attach them to my existing wires....sooooo...since they didn't say I shouldn't/couldn't solder the wires, I cut a suitable length with the connectors from the provided wires and soldered them to my existing wires.
Answer: I just cut connectors off and rewired them using my own wire.