Features

• Honeycomb frame construction for added durability
• Removable suiter for easy on-hanger packing with minimal wrinkling
• Exterior front pockets provide added storage and organization
• Expands for more room when you need it
• Top and side handles for easy lifting

Features

• 3.1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 10-by-13-inch enlargements
• 5.8mm-17.4mm f/2.8-f/4.3
• 3x optical and 4x digital zoom
• Store images on 16MB internal memory, expandable with SD card
• Powered by 2 AA batteries

Features

• Honeycomb frame construction for added durability
• Removable suiter for easy on-hanger packing with minimal wrinkling
• Exterior front pockets provide added storage and organization
• Expands for more room when you need it
• Top and side handles for easy lifting

Features

• Push-button locking handle permits easy maneuverability
• Inline skate wheels provide smooth, quiet rolling
• Two gusseted front packets add storage and organizing capacity
• Fully lined interior with elastic cross straps to hold contents in place
• Comfort-grip handles and sturdy bottom-lift handle for easy lifting or carrying

Features

• Honeycomb frame construction for added durability
• Removable suiter for easy on-hanger packing with minimal wrinkling
• Exterior front pockets provide added storage and organization
• Expands for more room when you need it
• Top and side handles for easy lifting

Features

• Rugged ABS plastic shells with magnesium frame
• 4 sturdy recessed wheels with handy pull strap facilitates easy rolling
• Removable suiter and wetpak add packing versatility
• Bottom lift handle helps provide an easier lifting option
• Combination lock and key lock help keep contents secure

Features

• 3.1 megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 10-by-13-inch enlargements
• Accurate 5X zoom lens ( 1X optical, 4X digital )
• Integrated microphone adds sound to your videos
• Store images on expandable SD/MMC memory slot (16MB included)
• Powered by 2 AA batteries

Features

• Dual Laser DVD pickup design also reads CD-R media
• Includes (4) Compact Full-range Bass-Reflex speakers for front and rear (left/right) surround
• (1) Full-range Bass-Reflex front center-channel speaker
• (1) Bass-Reflex subwoofer with 120 watts power
• Front-load single DVD video player (also plays CD A/V recordings)

Features

• Includes bonus cordless hand vac -- a $25.00 value -- free!
• Built-in, stretch Hide-a-Hose and other attachments reach up to 16 feet
• Telescopic extension wand, crevice tool, edge wedge corner tool and 2-in-1 upholstery tool / dust brush
• HEPA media filter
• No paper bags needed -- transparent dirt container included

Features

• Rugged ABS plastic shells with magnesium frame
• Right Height handle system locks in two positions to fit taller travelers
• Smooth rolling SoftSpin wheels absorb shock for easy maneuvering
• SpaceMaster removable tote fits the bill for short hops and errands
• Removeable suiter for easy on-hanger packing with minimal wrinkling

Features

• 400GB total capacity
• 7200 RPM spindle speed
• RAID 0 & 1 compatible
• FireWire 800 ( IEEE-1394b ) / Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface
• Backward compatible with FireWire 400 / USB 1.1 systems as lower data transfer rates

Features

• Smooth rolling, in-line skate wheels for convenient transport
• Retractable stow-away handle for easy pulling
• Large U-shaped opening to a spacious main compartment
• Two large zippered side pockets for last minute items and organization
• Exterior bungee cord for additional easy access storage

Amazon.com Product Description

Onkyo's HT-S760 home theater sound system offers all-in-one simplicity and the sonic quality that people have come to expect from Onkyo. The system mates a 6.1-channel Dolby Digital/DTS/Dolby Pro Logic II audio/video surround receiver (model HTR-510) with a complementary 6.1-channel speaker package (model SKS-HT200) featuring 2-way front, center-channel, and surround speakers paired with an ground-shaking 150-watt subwoofer. The result is the simplest way to turn your modest TV/DVD entertainment setup into your own personal movie theater.

The receiver delivers as much as 100 watts of continuous power into the six 8-ohm speakers with no more than 0.08 percent THD to fill even most of the largest living rooms with dynamic, nuanced sound. The speaker mapping works out to 2 each front (left/right), center (front/rear), and surrounds (left/right).

Onkyo has gone to great length to take the guesswork out of matching speakers--critical for producing the most seamless, convincing surround-sound reproduction--by assembling a perfectly matched set of drivers. All supplied speakers feature a 2-way design with 1-inch balanced dome tweeters and color-coded speaker posts. To complete your home theater experience, a powerful 150-watt subwoofer delivers scalable, thundering bass from movies and music alike.

The user-friendly design is evident in the system's color-coded inputs and outputs. Now you'll no longer need to worry about which cable goes to which input or output. Simply attach the color-coded speaker cable to its like-colored input or output for fast and easy connections.

Want to integrate the system with your existing stereo speakers? With the subwoofer's handy crossover selector, you can set the sub's upper frequency at 60, 80, 100, 120, or 150 Hz, depending on the lower boundary of your existing speakers' bass extension. This lets you more accurately match the performance characteristics of the subwoofer to your front speakers--as well as to the bass performance of the supplied front left/right speakers as they perform in your room; each position will result in a slightly different audible frequency response.

The performance of Onkyo's higher-end receivers is available in the HT-S760 at a fraction of the cost of other receivers through the use of shared precision parts and circuit design (such as WRAT, Non-Scaling Configuration, and discrete output stage circuitry). Adding Onkyo exclusives like Optimum Gain Volume circuitry and CinemaFILTER simply brings out the best in your DTS/DTS-ES and Dolby Digital/Dolby Digital EX encoded movies and music. The receiver even comes with Dolby Pro Logic II processing to further enhance your enjoyment of 2-channel sources, generating discrete 5.1 surround from any stereo source.

What's in the Box
A surround amplifier/receiver, 2 front speakers, 2 center-channel speakers, 2 surround speakers, a powered subwoofer, a remote control, remote batteries, a user's manual, and all requisite interconnects and cabling. ... Read more

Features

• ONKYO HTS760 -- THIS SYSTEM HAS BEEN FACTORY REFURBISHED TO LOOK AND SOUND LIKE A NEW UNIT -- AT A FRACTION OF THE COST!
• Add this system to your DVD and TV combination, and you'll enter a fully dimensional, 360 degree realm of home entertainment.
• 100 Watts x 6 plus 150 Watt powered 8-inch subwoofer
• Integrates DTS, DTS-ES Discrete / Matrix 6.1, DTS Neo - 6, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Pro Logic II decoding
• Linear PCM 96kHz / 24-bit DACs for all channels

Features

• Grade A steel welded together in one piece
• Reversable wood shelf panels
• Scratch resistant epoxy resin finish in black

Features

• 3.1-megapixel sensor captures for 2048 x 1536 resolution images
• 4x digital zoom
• Records video clips in 15 frame per second AVI format
• Store images on 7MB internal memory, with SD/MMC card slot
• Powered by 2 AA batteries

Reviews (2)

First Review
I bought this camera mainly for the price and 3.1MP although i could find no review comments on this as i searched the entire net. So here I go with my findings:

Pros:
--Small and compact
--low price
--comes with the camera case, has 7MB internal memory and takes SD
--light weight

Cons:
--Although it says, its 3.1 MP its just equivalent to 2MP (so don expect more)
--the pics are not bright in low light, and otherwise also the pictures are not sharp enough.
--just does the job.

First Review
I bought this camera for the price, even though i could find no review comments and i searched the entire web. Well here are my findings. Hope this helps
Pros:
--small and compact
--light weight
--low price
--Comes with the camera case (unlike sony)

Cons:
--Even though it says 3.1mp, its just like a 2mp image.
--Images are dull in evenings (less light) and otherwise also they are not very sharp ... Read more

Reviews (11)

Good system, but can be even better with a few tweaks
As others have said, this system is a great value. The receiver is excellent and the speakers aren't bad.

In this price range, most other companies give you a lower quality receiver with less flexibility. The Onkyo receiver has low distortion, plenty of power, and a large number of inputs (including component video) for greater flexibility when integrating with your other AV components. The receiver is good enough to keep even if you later decide to upgrade the speakers.

The speakers are good considering the price, but don't compare them with audiophile grade speakers. The speakers are much larger than those in most other home theater systems in this price range. Due to the physics inherent in sound reproduction, it's easier to make a good speaker in a reasonably large package than it is in a tiny package. These speakers aren't trading off sound quality and level just to make them small.

The center and two front speakers have bass ports in the rear, so they sound best when not placed against a wall. Also, the tweeters of the front speakers should be placed at ear level, which might require the use of speaker stands (generally true for any speaker system). When I raised or lowered my head signifiantly above or below the tweeters, I could easily notice a decrease in clarity. It's also good to have the speakers pointing at the listener, but this is less critical due to the vertical arrangement of the tweeter in between the two mid-ranges.

The three surround speakers has a forward facing bass port, so it's fine to set them against the wall. I just hang them on the wall using the mounting hole on the back of each speaker.

As another reviewer has mentioned, the speaker cables that come with the system are 24 gauge, which is rather thin. It's worth upgrading to better wires. No need to spend a lot on the cables though. 16 gauge copper wires from the local home center should do fine. I set up two speakers next to each other, one with the 24 gauge wires and the other with 12 gauge copper wire, and listened to the pink noise outputted by the receiver. The difference between them was easy to discern, with the thicker wire giving a stronger high end.

The subwoofer is fine for watching movies but can be somewhat boomy for listening to music. When reproducing explosions in movies, boominess isn't a bad thing, but when reproducing organ tones, the subwoofer has a tendency to boom on the low tones. I managed to reduce the boominess by filling the subwoofer with one pound of polyester fiberfill (available at the craft store). I opened up the subwoofer by removing the screws holding the bottom board and then removing the screws holding the speaker driver. Then I lifted out the driver and placed it to the side of the hole (being careful not to pull on the wires). Then I evenly stuffed the subwoofer with the fiberfill, being sure to keep the fiberfill away from the end of the port and from the heat sink on the amplifier. This helped to reduce the boominess without reducing the overall sound pressure level. The subwoofer still isn't able to reproduce the lowest organ tones (~20 Hz) but that's to be expected of any subwoofer not costing many times more.

I found that the bass sounded stronger and more even when I set the subwoofer crossover to 100 Hz instead of the default 80 Hz. I think the main speakers have trouble reproducing sounds much below 100 Hz, so it's better to send those to the subwoofer.

Overall, this is a great system, and even if you just set up the system out of the box (read the manual), it'll still be better than most others in this price range. But the system can be made even better with just a few tweaks.

Good Electronics - but speakers rot
My selection of the Onkyo HT-S760 was swayed by two factors. First, the generally good customer reviews and my recollection of Onkyo's reputation for quality component design. After a very easy setup session (the supplied speaker cables are not useful except for smalish rooms) I inserted a favorite, special effects filled, DVD expecting great things and then stunned disbelief!! I've heard better sound coming from my old "build your own crystal radio" set, especially poor at lower volume levels. Forget music CD's unless you're just looking for background noise while cooking dinner.

I had no real problems with the receiver's design or feature set other than the omission of at least one Digital (Optical) output, (they give you optical inputs only)

I was replacing a middling good audiophile (20 year veteran) quality system that had seen better days and figured the state of speaker design must have progressed leaps and bounds in that time but I've been sadly mistaken on this point. My recommendation is ratchet your expectation levels down a notch or two before installing this bad boy. Rank this with the $299 Home Theater units you can get at any local appliance store..

Wow
I have been into home theater since the days of HI-FI stereo, Beta VCR's. I graduated to Dolby Surround, and then Pro Logic. And at one point I probably had $3000 invested into my system. Then I got married and had kids, and traded the big stereo for a mini- system. I have also had the experience of working for a large local electronics retailer part time for the last few years when I needed a little extra cash.

So when I decided to upgrade my home theater system, I started reading. I wanted the most bang for the buck, and from everything I read, I felt that this system was the way to go. But we never carried it at the store where I worked. And do you know why? They felt that the product was way too good for only $500, and would limit their ability to sell, separate component systems, at much higher prices.

They never had a problem carrying and selling other HTIB's, because none of them could compare to a nice component system. Some sound ok for movies, but most fall short in the music department. So if you wanted a system good for movies and music, you bought separates.

Well, I went over to the local Circuit City, and bought one of these without even listening to it in the store. I also bought the Onkyo 6 disk DVD player (DV-CP701). Then I hopped over to the Shack and bought some 16ga. mega cable(way better value than monster cable), and a nice sub cable and digital coax cable, and headed for home.

Now, I don't know how Onkyo did it, but you could not assemble a component system for double or even triple the cost of this one, that sounds this good! I put in the pod race from Phantom Menace, and I was grinning from ear to ear the whole way through. I was amazed! After cranking up a few more of my favorite movie sound scenes, I threw in some Luther Vandros for my wife. I put the receiver in DTS Neo:6 music mode, and I felt like Luther was standing in my living room.

Now I'm not trying to say there is not better stuff out there, because there is. But if you want the best for the money there is no comparison. You just have to remember to take the time for proper setup, and I promise, you will be amazed. And to any of you negative reviewers out there who say the sound is not up to par, I don't know where you are coming from?

Excellent for the Price
I'm a raw audiophile.

My "music" system has no remote(creates motor noise)
straight pre-amp, cd, Amp.
ALL my components cost more than this whole system easily.
(even my speaker wires cost almost as much.)
In fact I got rid of my Yamaha dolby ProLogic Reciever
years ago when I bypassed my receiver straight into amp and
realized how the rec. with all the processing RUINED the quality
of sound out of the CD player. That's what sold me on quality
and simplicity.

I know good sound when I hear it.

However, I watch more movies again and I was getting sick of sound through the TV speakers. My current speakers are not magnetically shielded and I don't have enough room to avoid interference with my older TV(35in. tube). So I looked around and found a number of good reviews on Onkyo Home Theater Systems (HTS's).
I wasn't looking for perfection just better than what I had.

My experience also sold me on this system because I know goofy looking(some Panasonic, Sony, etc.) and small speakers either sound bad or cost a fortune(Bose). Larger speakers like these require much less SPECIALIZATION allowing for OFF THE SHELF speakers and boxes. Therefore you get better sound for less money. If size is VERY important better SEE these speakers before buying.

Now my review. Even with cheaper speakers than I had 6-7 years ago. I'm really impressed with the newer digital surround formats WOW! so much better than old ProLogic. The separation of the rear speakers(not MONO anymore) really makes a big difference. You also get much better channel separation. The receiver is decent quality and the remote is OK. I'll be using the Famous Sony 2100 universal remote instead(when I program it)
Remember not ALL DVD's use true Dobly Digital. Check the box and the audio options. Also the reciever does not alway shift to digital "EX" by itself.

The REAL issue though are the speakers. The rears are fine. The fronts pretty good. But as usual the center is lacking. Why they didn't just give you another front I don't know. They are almost the same size anyway. The sub appears to be sufficent. It is rather boomy.(not surprising for the price) I heard another guy who put some fiber fill inside and that took care of it. Make sure to get speaker stands they(fronts)will sound better at ear height.

If you are expecting really "good" sound; look elsewhere.
If you want pretty good sound and excellent upgrade to the new surround formats this is it. Most people will be very happy with the sound.

You WILL have to buy a coaxial or optical line for digital use from the DVD player.
And PLEASE replace the horrible speaker wire(22-gauge) they give you. You WILL get better sound if you replace them. Also replace the sub mono RCA wire with better wire.(this is some of the stuff you deal with for the great price)

ALL the speakers use basic spring clips(bare wire). I recommend putting banana plug ends(buy the better ones; trust me) on the receiver side of the speaker wire. Just push then in the back center hole of each terminal post(incredibly easier).

The best thing about this system is that it is a "separates" system. So you can replace EACH piece for better components if and when you choose to.

If I have quality problems I'll be sure to post. Good luck.

Stop looking for an entry level HTS - this is it!!!
This is hands down the best bang for your buck. I would challenge anyone to find a better system for this money.

There are enough inputs to cover all your needs. I have my DVD player, TV and xbox all hooked up.

Step by Step Review:

Components:
You won't get a better set of inputs/outputs for this money. 6 speakers that are adequate for 99% of us normal users. Subwoofer is powered on its own and good enough to handle most requirements.

Setup:
Its easy to setup. I had the entire system setup in less than half a day. Color co-ordinated wires with the speakers. Easy to follow instructions to setup each component.

Use:
The remote is busy but is easy to use. Nothing complicated here.

Sound Quality:
Great sound, it may not meet the needs of those who want professional sound (those people are better off spending the 2k-5K to get a full quality compenent system) but it is good enough that I can't find faults. I would recommend buying better speaker wire as you will notice the difference.

Misc:
I love the ability to use digital audio connections! And the price... c'mon can you find a better HTS for this cost.

Buy this system and enjoy home theater sound during sports and movies. ... Read more

Features

• Rugged ABS plastic shells with magnesium frame
• Right Height handle system locks in two positions to fit taller travelers
• Smooth rolling SoftSpin wheels absorb shock for easy maneuvering
• SpaceMaster removable tote fits the bill for short hops and errands
• Removeable suiter for easy on-hanger packing with minimal wrinkling

Features

• 6.1 = 2 Front L/R Speakers, 1 Center Speaker, 2 Rear L/R Speakers, 1 Rear Center Speaker, and 1 Subwoofer
• 2 Front Speakers
• 2-Way Bass Reflex
• Nominal Impedance - 8 ohms
• Max. Power - 100 Watts