Just placed order

I have just place a order from http://www.accessories4less.com/
was wondering how legit they are has anyone had any problems or anything.
Thanks for replies

If you check through the posts on this site, you will find that www.accessories4less.com is often recommended. I've never heard of anyone having any problems, either with their service or their merchandise. And YES, they are VERY legit. What did you order through them ?

I bought the Onkyo 7.1 surround heres the link says their almost sold out now
btw its refurbished.

http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/ONKHTS7100/Onkyo/Ht-s7100-7.1-channel-Receiver/-Speaker-Package-Black/1.html

I bought the Onkyo 7.1 surround heres the link says their almost sold out now
btw its refurbished.

http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/ONKHTS7100/Onkyo/Ht-s7100-7.1-channel-Receiver/-Speaker-Package-Black/1.html

Excellent system, you will enjoy it...

Yes, a very excellent system. But, you will probably want to do one thing - purchase some heavier gauge speaker wire for it. The wire they supply is not nearly thick enough, nor in many cases, long enough for your speakers. You can go to Lowes or Home Depot if one is close enough to you. They have bulk rolls or will cut the length you desire from their stock. Be sure to get at least 16 gauge wire, and make sure to get enough for all 7 of your speakers. If you want to save some money, and have a couple of days before your system arrives, go to www.monoprice.com . You can purchase a bulk roll for very little $$. Also, get your connecting cables ( HDMI, component, etc. ) from them as well. You'll pay MUCH less for equal or better quality than you can purchase anywhere else. :yippee:

I have bought from there. NP whatsoever. Congrats on your purchase! :yippee:

Thanks for the replies i already have purchased a couple hdmi cables round 10 each and bought a surge protector just in case, also just placed an order for banna plugs from monoprice.com, im gonna get some wire now also.
thanks

I'd probably order a line conditioner instead of that surge protector. The line conditioner will definitely help to shield your hd components much better and prevent spikes easier

Check out previous posts on this topic but you are better off with a surge protector and UPS than a line conditioner - Real, effective line conditioners are $$$$$- the one that I use for the excimer laser where I work cost $1900 but some can be had for $1000 or so while a UPS w/ surge suppressor should be more than adequate for your needs and will run you $200 or less.

What's a UPS?

What's a UPS?


UPS is an Uninterrupted Power Supply via battery backup. If the power drops below a certain level, it will kick in and take over. Dependinding on the unit it could last for seconds or hours.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=ups+power

Either that or the United Parcel Service..

UPS is an Uninterrupted Power Supply via battery backup. If the power drops below a certain level, it will kick in and take over. Dependinding on the unit it could last for seconds or hours.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=ups+power

Either that or the United Parcel Service..

And in some cases, depending on the UPS, it can act as a buffer and absorb any voltage spikes as well. A much better solution than a surge protector or power conditioner (which it in effect does also).