Remanufactured Panasonic SC-HT05 370-Watt Home Theater System (Silver)
I give it a five, since I have this set up in my Room!!
first thing first!! <br /> <br />Looks to me like the peson who posted on  top of me doesn't know how to connect the system to a DVD player. First of, this panasonic model is now hard to find, so good luck to anybody who can find it new. Anywho, this home system has a lot of inputs, 2 optical surround sound inputs (for video games and DVD-recorders), two stereo inputs (the basic RCA red/white connection), and one Coaxial  ( for your DVD system and other coaxial systems). The system is great, I don't have a clue what the first reviwer is talking about?? O_o easy to connect and the default system set ups it has are just awesome. You can even make Stereo sound like surround sound,due to the surround sound pro-logic set up the system has.  One cool part is that due to the great number of inputs it has you can connect up to 4 systems to run on it all at once.  <br /> <br />And about \\"how hard it is to connect the system to a dvd player.\\" You do not need all of that stuff the guy on top of me was talking about. You just need a few feet of monster speaker cable, two optical cables,a few red/white RCA cables, a coaxial digital cable, and a DVD player. Also!! you might want to buy some speaker mounts later on.   <br /> <br />This system also has DTA 5.1, Dobly Digital Surround 5.1, and Dolby Pro logic II. If you have a PS2, you might already know about how awesome it makes video games sound. Metal Gear Solid 3 comes to mind. Anywho, I would just go for this system for a normal bedroom, and do not believe the guy on top of me. Clearly, looks to me like he doesn't have a clue what he is talking about. Plus!! this system is great.