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Sony HT-M3 5.2-Channel 1200W RMS Muteki Home Theatre System $499.95 Delivered @ oo.com.au

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Sony HT-M3 5.2-Channel 1200W RMS Muteki Home Theatre System $499.95 Delivered @ oo.com.au
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[Deactivated] on 02/03/2014 - 08:53 oo.com.au (980 clicks)
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Sony HT-M3 5.2-Channel 1200W RMS Muteki Home Theatre System $499.95 Delivered @ oo.com.au (24 hours only)

The 5.2 channel sound system boasts 1200W of power output for an amazing home entertainment experience like no other. Compatible with Sony's range of Full HD 3D BRAVIA LCD TVs, Blu-ray players and PlayStation 3, create the ultimate 3D gaming or movie experience in your home! This black and red sound system is sure to make an impression.

Powerful Dual Subwoofer System - For bass that makes your bones tremble, the two subwoofers are supported by the new M-Turbo Bass Boost mode and refined to a rich sound via HDMI pass-through.

Customised Digital Signal Processing - For finely detailed sound specialised for your entertainment needs, choose from Movie, Music or Gaming DSP Surround Modes for the optimal performance of your sound system.
Intense HD Visuals - With the HDMI 3D Pass Through your visuals will be brought to life in vivid Deep Colour and high definition.

Specifications
Amplifier:
Total Power Output (1kHz, 6Ohms, 10%THD): 1200 W
Number of Channels: 5.2
Type: Analogue
DSP: Falcon 1.1
Sound Field Link (w Lock)
Sound Field Program (Movie)
Sound Field Program (Music)
Sound Field Program (Game)
Speaker Terminal: Colour Socket
Input Selector: Jog
Input Selector: B,T/No/No/No
Speaker Level Control (dB): FRT: BAL. L+1 to BAL. L+8, BALANCE, BAL R+1 to BAL. R+8 CNT: +/-10 SL, SR: +/-10 SW: +/-10
Speaker System:
Bass Reflex on All Speakers
Center Speaker Magnetically Shielded

Inputs and Outputs:
Audio In/Out (excl. tuner): 4/1
Optical Digital In/Out: 2/0
coaxial: 1/0
Component Video In/Out: 2/1
HDMI In/Out: 3/1 (0)

DSP Surround Modes:
Movie
Music
Gaming

Decoding Format:
LPCM (2ch / 5.1ch / 7.1ch) thru HDMI:
Dolby Digital/DTS
DTS 96/24/DTS: Yes / -
DTS 96/24 / DTS NEO:6: Yes / -
Dolby Prologic II: Yes
96k/24Bit PCM: Yes
96k/24Bit PCM: Yes

Tuner:
Preset Channel: FM/AM
Station Name
Auto Tuning
Direct Tuning
FM Mode

Video Features:
A/V SYNC

HDMI Quality:
1080p
1080/24pc
Deep Colour
x.v.Color (xvYCC)
Audio Return Channel
3D Pass Through
Display: Union Jack
Sleep Timer: Up to 2 Hours
Pin Jack: Nickel
Colour: Black & Red

Power Requirements: 230V 50Hz
Power Consumption: 175W
Power Consumption (Standby): 0.3W

Front Speaker Weight: Approx. 13kg
Center Speaker Weight: Approx 3.3kg
Surround Speaker Weight: Approx. 2.4kg
Subwoofer Weight: Approx. 6.7kg
Front Speaker Dimensions: Approx. (W) 28cm x (H) 88.5cm x (D) x 26.5cm
Centre Speaker Dimensions: Approx. (W) 43cm x (H) 18.2cm x (D) 17.8 cm
Surround Speaker 1 Dimensions: Approx. (W) 28cm x (H) 23.5cm x (D) 16.2cm
Surround Speaker 2 Dimensions: Approx. (W) 28cm x (H) 40.5cm x (D) 29cm

Model: HT-M3
Brand: Sony
12-Month Sony Australia Warranty

Package Contents
1 x Receiver
2 x Subwoofers
2 x Front speakers
1 x Centre speaker
2 x Surround speakers
1 x Remote control
1 x AC power cord
1 x Instructions

Electrical & Electronics Home Theatre System Sony

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closed Comments

  • unity1 on 02/03/2014 - 09:12

    RRP is $999 http://www.sony.com.au/product/ht-m3 . Good price.

    • pmupsinep on 02/03/2014 - 09:38
      +1

      Most places sell for <$750.

  • Damonator84 on 02/03/2014 - 09:42
    -7

    The 7.2 is better priced.

    • bghunter on 02/03/2014 - 10:01

      How much and where?

    • Entropy Reseller on 02/03/2014 - 10:43
      +2

      Are you suggesting that the 7.2 can be purchased for less than $499.95?

    • Trishool on 02/03/2014 - 14:18

      I've mainly seen the 7.2 of this system close to the $1K mark, so not sure how that is better priced at almost double the cost, unless there are some major spec upgrades in it.

  • Islander on 02/03/2014 - 09:48

    Nice look. Too big for me alas

  • madska on 02/03/2014 - 10:21

    will this blow women's cloth off on full volume?

    • KiLLUMiN4Ti on 02/03/2014 - 10:45
      +1

      Not if she's an audiophile ;-)

  • R00D on 02/03/2014 - 10:30
    +2

    Good luck getting the Mrs to give the ok for those things in any living space. For an extra $100 there are soundbars that would do a better job for most purposes.

  • Blackrose on 02/03/2014 - 11:30
    +2

    1200w @10% THD ouch unless you want your ears to bleed, it would only be around 150w full range into 8 ohms not including subwoofers.
    A center channel with a single full range driver, no tweeter I'm sure that will sound really good, not!

  • fatpizza on 02/03/2014 - 12:03

    I'm sure this must just be an oversight but the specs don't mention the ability to decode Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master audio.

    • Blackrose on 02/03/2014 - 20:23

      It looks like it may not support TrueHD, DTS HD-MA however it does support upto 7.1 LPCM via HDMI so you would just need to set your Blu-ray player to decode TrueHD & DTS HD-MA to LPCM and it should work fine.

  • alvian on 02/03/2014 - 12:40

    Total Power Output: 1200W
    Power Consumption: 175W

    How can this thing output more power than it draws from the grid?

    • CyberGenesys on 02/03/2014 - 14:07
      +3

      Terry Pratchet explains these things well:

      there is a little imp inside jogging on a hamster wheel.

  • jace88 on 02/03/2014 - 21:13

    This is just like other sony gear- it's big, brash and loud. It has it's target market and may do fine for watching action movies but there are plenty of other systems which offer more fidelity and quality in a smaller discrete package. I personally went with a samsung HTIB (the blu ray set with the vacuum amps) and found it to be perfect for movies and some music.

  • [Deactivated] on 03/03/2014 - 10:16
    +1

    I got the 7.2 version of this system. I can recommend it. Other people have mentioned that it was potentially too bass heavy etc, but you can tweak it to get it sounding great. I use it for gaming with the XBox and for watching movies and TV series (5.1 normally, but watched the hobbit in 7.1) and it excels at this.

    It's also great for music, but, that's personal preference, I normally listen to rock / metal using a macbook mini displayport to HDMI on the receiver.

  • FootooMootoo on 03/03/2014 - 13:18

    Sold Out ?

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