I want some counsel give or take a few a 6.1 Home Theatre System?

I recently won a 6.1 Home Theatre System that come with a 5.1 AV Receiver. I hold been told that it will still work, freshly don't use the extra speaker. As the prize was advertise as a Top of the Range 6.1 HTS I don't feel I hold received what was advertise. I am on selling it as it is not suitable for my needs and within fact, I did expect I was triumphant a TV and DVD player. So, to date, no luck in selling as it is not the complete collection, if you know what I mean. I am not technically brilliant tho I am hastily learning. The place that supplied me the prize of late offered me a deal of buying another beneficiary at a reduced price leaving me near 2 of them and I will omit my comment put a bet on to them. I am starting to feel a tad ungrateful seeing as it be a prize tho it is done all the time. Would any of you technically brilliant populace out there present me some advice please. Thanks, Suzanne.,


Answers:    While the prize doesn't unite your expectations it is still a useful item and have value.

BTW, 5.1 is a immaculately functional system seeing as how there is relatively little 6.1 audio things. In reality it is fine to just not use one of the speakers. I suggest that once you hold a TV and DVD player you might value the HT system highly developed since the "6.1 sound system" complements the DVD/TV ably -- giving you a full "home theater system".

But if you really don't want the sound system several option come to mind.

The first, and probably the better option is to simply adopt the prize. You can sell it even though the speakers are 6.1 and the beneficiary is 5.1 ... just supply separately (or sell as a 5.1 system next to a bonus speaker).

As a variation, hold you inquired about getting credit for the beneficiary and speakers toward a TV and DVD player? If new/unused this should be possible. You can't expect full value I don`t know, but maybe adequate to make purchase of the TV a relatively inexpensive transaction.

Or consider allowed action. If you own in writing that the prize be a "top of the line 6.1 HTS" you could consult a legal representative re whether the company falsely advertized the prize. However, file that there is alway room to interpret, and depending on wording a attorney may advise you enjoy little chance of nouns. For example, while the receiver is not 6.1 the speakers are, so it could be argued this is a 6.1 system since you enjoy 6 speakers and a subwoofer.

I don't know what country you are in so details differ, but given the relatively low total appeal you may need to pursue this within small claims court (From experience I would caution that this can be a frustrating and potentially useless exercise). However, nearby may be allowance in your allowed system (There is in my jurisdiction) for a brief free consultation near a lawyer to at lowest get an assessment on the merits of your case.

Hope at hand is something useful to you here. Try to thieve a positive view on this. At worst you are a knockout, even if the prize is other than what you expected.
They give you a set of 7 (L, R, C, SR, SL, CR, Sub) speakers and a receiver that merely supports 6 (L, C, R, Sr, Sl, and sub)?

Hook it up and enjoy it, what is your problem?
Put it on Ebay for a penny, both parts, it will trade.

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