Another Quest Stereo Gone

[rames14]

Well, after suffering through two Quest stereo systems, I finally broke down and replaced it. I went a little different route than most. I bought a Yamaha surround sound receiver and a Sony DVD player. Now, I just need to get two rear speakers - one of the speakers was bad, also. But, now the whole system rocks for about $250. You get sound out of all five speakers whether its Dolby, DTS or none of the above. Next weekend I will get a chance to give it a good trial. I believe it has something like 29 different sound fields.

[DHenry]

Count mine as gone also. Replaced it with one from Sears last month.

[Montana Sky]

Having mine replaced on the 27th of this month. The coach is coming out of storage on the 22nd, only 19 more days =) If the replacement does not work then I will be putting in a new dvd/cd player and looking into the bose speaker system.

[Parrothead]

Ron,
Did you replace the three speakers over the TV?

[Montana_1424]

That was the best thing I did, was replacing that unit, Parrot, I did replace the speakers abouve my TV, I have pictures.
Email me directly if you would like somoe more info and pictures.

[rames14]

Parrothead -

My three speakers over the TV are fine. I am replacing the back two. I found the Yamaha Surround Receiver for $169 on sale at Best Buy and the Sony DVD player was $89. I replaced the two rear speakers with a pair of Cambridge speakers from Fry's electronics. The Yamaha is probably better than the Sony I have at home with my Bose speakers. But now, with the 5.1 Dolby from DireTV, my Yamaha receiver delivers great sound. And, I can customize the sound to the room. Now, I am going to work through my dealer to get Keystone to pick up part of the cost. Did find one bad rear speaker.