The Best Audio Home Theater System??

I need help on buying a Home Theater System. I have 42" LCD 1080p HDTV and the BluRay/HD-DVD players, NOW I NEED A GOOD AUDIO SYSTEM.

I mean, I know you get what you paid for, but how is this one?
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8254337&type=product&id=1169512522336

I know there are different systems, with different capabilities, if somebody can go over what is what, that would be great for people have no clue

 

I don't want to spend that much, around $100

 

Ok guys/gals, I just bought this system
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage...Q?skuId=8189131&type=product&id=1164156710855


So far so good. After work, i'm going to nail the rear speakers on the wall, as well as the front speakers.

Question, Do i just connect an audio cable (white and red) to the DVD player (where the speaker connections are) to the TV, would that give me audio from my XBOX 360 and PS3? I really want to experience surround sound using the BluRay and HD-DVD, but any advice is appreciative.

 

Ok, let me start over. Before I decide on returning this system (which will really be a hassle because I already put holes on the wall and put the wires under the carpet), I need to know if I can just use this system and buy add-on's to accomidate the systems that I want for surround 5.1 sound.

I have these systems:
XBOX 360 (HD-DVD add-on)
Playstation 3 (My BlueRay Player)
Nintendo Wii
HDTV (Built-in tuner, getting HD channels from the Cable wire, I also have the Cable box, and that has composite)

I bought this system for $204 from Best Buy


This is the back


This are the connections on the back:
- Inputs: MP3 line-in and coaxial digital audio
- Outputs: S-video, composite video, HDMI and component video
- Color-coded Easy-Fit connectors for the speakers
etc. etc.

What can I do to get more input/outputs in the back, can I buy another Reciever and use the speakers that came with the system?

I honestly don't care about TrueHD and stuff, I just want to experience good surround sound. I popped in the King Kong DVD, and gave me great surround sound, I could hear the little sounds on the rear speakers creating great surround sounds. I popped in King Kong HD-DVD, and it was different. I'm assuming because i put RCA cables from the HD-DVD add-on to the reciever, and a HDMI cable from TV to the reciever (which is also a DVD player)

I know this is alot of reading, but I really need assistance with figuring out how to do this without returning this system

 

I need HD, that selector only has composite or/and A/V

I think this will work
http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Peli...sem/rpsm/oid/126035/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do

rigth?

 

what does the back look like?

edit: Nevermind, found it look promising. wish it had HDMI though

 

My HDTV has enough Video inputs to handle the devices that i plan to use, where are:
PS3 (bluray player)
XBOX 360 (HD-DVD add-on)
Nintendo Wii
DVD player (which is the reciever of the speakers and the subwoofer)

I think I have to get this
http://www.audioauthority.com/product_details/1177/Digital_Audio/5/1

Because I can use the Toslink for the PS3 and the XBOX 360 (the Vga cable i got came with Toslink)

The Nintendo Wii i can just connect straight in the back of the DVD player (reciever) for a so and so surround sound.

My only concern is that the HDTV has a Built in Tuner, which is how i watch the Cable stations, i also have an cable box, but how do i get sound onto the speakers without using the cable box?

 

Haha, i exchanged the system and got this instead . The reason i didn't get your option was that it's all (Red & White) inputs. I need HD, like optical audio or HDMI's

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8230247&type=product&id=1167445161805