Sony BRAVIA DAV-HDX589W 5.1-Channel Theater System (Black)

Nice system for the money. Very easy and quick setup. The wireless surround speakers are convenient and do a nice job.

I had been looking at this system for months and finally purchased - so glad I did. Works beautifully with our Sony Bravia LCD TV. I love the fact that this system turns on and off automatically when we turn our TV on and off. Set up was so easy. Just purchased the Sony AIRSA10 S-AIR for another room and that set up could not have been easier. No problems and love the sound!

We just purchased a Samsung flat screen TV and noticed after installing it that it has very weak audio. We had already spent more than a $1,000 on the TV so we didn't want to overspend to obtain quality sounds; therefore, we decided to search Amazon for some options. We came across this system and decided to go for it. We love it! It fits perfectly in our livingroom and provides exactly what we wanted.

Another hit from Sony. This Bravia home theater system includes what is listed. Mainly it is a 5 disc changer as well as a 6 speaker array which makes just about any television sound a lot better. The S-Air program (wireless speaker connection) is sensitive but stable. The package also includes a way to make it play iPod and a speaker auto-calibration feature. A fairly well made product from Sony. Upconverts DVD as well as plays high definition. Does not technically support Blu-Ray but with this and an HDTV you won't notice the difference.

I bought this HTIB from Best Buy in Nov. 2009. I use it daily for my PS3, iPod, and occasionally watching a TV show/Movie here and there.
While I was shopping around for a HT system I read the reviews for this system and many of the reviews stated that the rear speakers were a bit quiet. When I first got the system I agreed with what I had read, but as I started playing with the settings more and more I found the speakers to be just as loud and clear as the front ones. The sub kicks deep clean bass. It's a great system for the money, it just takes a bit of tweaking in order to hear it at it's full potential.