Panasonic Recordable DVD Home Theater System +

Panasonic Recordable DVD Home Theater System (Model number SC-HT37R) including DVD player, recorder to hard disc an full surround sound speakers. Fully working. Comes with instructions. Am reluctantly selling perhaps the best amp I’ve ever owned, having finally made the jump to HDMI, LED TVs and so on. This may be an old model (released around 2004) but it is an audiophile’s amp. It sounds great, whether listening to music in stereo or watching movies in 5.1 or 7.1. The only thing it doesn’t do is receive/switch HDMI signals, so if you’re sticking with DVDs for a bit longer, or are happy to route your HDMI picture straight to your telly then this is a fantastic AV amp costing something absurd like 800 quid wheew. Please, take a look at the specs and the reviews: http://nadelectronics.com/products/av-receivers/T-763-A/V-Surround-Sound-Receiver If that’s not enough, it comes with the incredibly useful, programmable HTR2 remote so you can control your other gadgets from the one remote. It also has a zone 2 remote (still sealed in the bag with the original battery waiting to be used), power cables and original manuals. I was going to ask for 250 ono but I will just put A pair of heavy duty wall mounting brackets made by Pivotelli Each capable of holding at least 25 kilos. Complete with fixings. Swivel mechanism for optimum positioning so ideal for large speakers. UK only The Xone:2D (18-chanel USB 2.0 soundcard and MIDI controller) Features: Soundcard: • 96kHz 24-bit audio transfer • Interface to any digital source up to 192kHz • 9 stereo chanels – 5 (4 analogue,1 digital) inputs/4 (3 analogue, 1 digital) returns • SPDIF input and output on optical and coax MI