Samsung HT H7750WM Home Entertainment Centre $668 Delivered (RRP $999) @ Appliance Central

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step_andy on 22/12/2014 - 17:11 appliancecentral.com.au (229 clicks)
Last edited 22/12/2014 - 17:19 by 1 other user

For those who are looking to cash in on Samsung's $300 cash back …

SAMSUNG HT-H7750WM HOME ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

7.1 CH, 1330W, 3D, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Built-In, Vacuum Tube Amp, Multi-Room Solution, NFC, Audio Return Channel, HD Audio, UHD Upscaling, Dual Core Processor

Samsung quotes RRP as 999 but in reality most places sell for $847 to $899.

I combined this with Series 8 55 inch* HU8500 which they sell for $2320
http://appliancecentral.com.au/shop/index.php?route=product/…

So, both for $2,988 including delivery less $300 cash back.

Took this to JB and they price matched with additional $100 off.
Merry Xmas

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  spackbace on 22/12/2014 - 17:34

  Free shipping to select cities only. $86 delivery for Perth. Makes it $754 delivered. Or Good Guys ebay store would be $762.30 Click & Collect till midnight tonight.

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  JJJ on 22/12/2014 - 17:42

  +1

  Some of you may remember this system was on sale for 2012 boxing day or $427 in Harvey.Bought one then for my friend and since listening to it ,been wanting to buy one for myself but never saw that crazy price again.. :-(
  Fantastic system-Far better than the 1000w systems at this price.

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  Bellpop on 22/12/2014 - 18:14

  This question is probably dumb but here we go. When it says 1330 watts does that mean it can use that many watts like my LED bulbs use 8 watts? That's a lot of electricity if it is?

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  Sliver37 on 22/12/2014 - 19:44

  +2

  @Bellpop, I believe it means the max wattage if you had it at FULL (100%) volume all the time. It would use far less electricity than that in practice.

  @EVERYONE, For those who even remotely care about sound quality, you'd be much better off investing in a decent receiver and slowly adding speakers. For the price they're asking here, you could get MUCH nicer audio right off the bat.

  TLDR: If you don't mind having sub-par audio, these are a good deal. If you want awesome sound… Avoid.

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  EARLOBE on 24/12/2014 - 17:37

  What would you recommend? I'm looking at upgrading my receiver, but hoping to spend under $500. I only need 5.1 at the moment.