
I have seen a few TV stands with built in speakers in my time, but the ANPR1000H from Sharp is something that I could actually buy. Here’s why, I live in a small apartment, well big by Japanese standards but small for anywhere else. I don’t have the space or the budget for an expensive sound system and I don’t have the heart to upset the neighbors that much. Sharp’s new offering is plenty loud enough at 300W, gives you 2.1 channel sound that will leave your TV speakers for dead. Two subwoofers support the rack and a shelf well take as many components as you need. This looks the perfect rack if you are looking to conserve space, but desire high quality sound.
It looks good too; I must admit I am a fan of shiny black furniture and components. This is the perfect way to show off your huge Full-HD LCD TV (putting a plasma on a Sharp stand would be tantamount to blasphemy unless it were Pioneer).
Price: Around $1,000 (the British price will hit you for $1,200, but the smart money is on it being closer to the Australian price).
Sources: Crave via Techdigest via Sharp
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Home Entertainment: Sharp Unveils Awesome TV Stand Sound System Combo
Oct 18, 2007 at 8:04 pm
[...] Sharp’s new ANPR1000H home theater system does a lot more than just hold up your TV. This bad boy can pony up 300W of power and 2.1 channel surround sound, plus it has “Audistry” sound reproduction technology by Dolby, DTS, and Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic II Decoder. It’s stylish, compact, and a great platform to display that big-ass plasma you spent a fortune on. Hopefully you didn’t break the bank on it, though, because picking up the ANPR1000H will set you back another $1099. [Sharp via Tech Digest via Uberreview] [...]
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