So, if you buy a front projector, what speakers?

glen

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How much are speakers that can be part of a portable system if I get the InFocus 4805?
 

glen

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Originally posted by: Rallispec
how portable?
It would be nice to be able to move it if we needed to use it else where or lock it up at night.

 

Koing

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Headphones :p

Portable speakers do not offer that great quality but if you want portable then that is that.

Will you be needing an amp to power it?

Koing
(be good to see what people come up with)
 

Rallispec

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i'd suggest a set of computer speakers like the Logitech Z-680 5.1's --- portable (mostly) with the built in amp, and has 5.1, so you can ge the full theater experience.
 

glen

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Originally posted by: Rallispec
i'd suggest a set of computer speakers like the Logitech Z-680 5.1's --- portable (mostly) with the built in amp, and has 5.1, so you can ge the full theater experience.

Brilliant idea.
This will be set up in a Sunday school room for the teenagers.
If the projector and speakers are on cart and portable, we can use it for meetings etc...
 

Doggiedog

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I already had an HT before I bought my FPJ so I went cheap with the sound setup.

I got a refurb Onkyo TX601 from ecost and a 5.1 Cerwin Vega speaker set when it was on sale for $100.

My LCD RPTV HT setup is much nicer with B&amp;W speakers but for $100, the setup isn't bad at all. I'm thinking about getting a real subwoofer instead of the weak 8" sub the setup comes with.