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There are low-cost HTIB system available from reputable manufacturers...

Posted by racerguy on December 9, 2007 at 19:14:11:
...such as the Onkyo system in the link, which can be had for less than $500 (HTIB=Home Theater In a Box).

However, it should be obvious that for these prices, corners will be severely cut, even from a well-known consumer electronics firm. IMO if funds are very tight, it's better to do as high-quality of a two-channel system as can be afforded, to get the best possible sound. Ultimate enjoyment will be greater than being surrounded by lower-quality noisemakers.