Samsung HT-TX715T Home Theater System

A very good looking, well performing home theater, but with flimsy build quality.

Siddharth Zarabi|Mar 10, 2009, 10:00:26 IST

All the big TV brands like Samsung and LG also have some swanky Home Theaters to go along with their shiny HDTVs. These product series seem to be high on style, and also sport a considerable price tag, thus it was time to get one of them in and see how they could deliver. We have here, the Samsung HT-TX175, a recent release in the Home Theater category.Design and Features

We are dealing with a multi channel surround sound system, thus the package comes with a central source player and a total of 6 speakers including a subwoofer. There are 4 tallboy designed speakers, extremely sleek and slim, balancing somehow on an oval stand. The joint here is very wobbly and loose, and the speakers can easily topple over. All the components are very lightweight, so it's easy to connect and lug around, though build quality I’m afraid is not the best out there.The actual looks of the system are totally different though, it’s very good. All the surfaces have the signature Touch of Colour red tinge that is proprietary Samsung, something I truly appreciate as a design aspect. The deep red hues are only visible in yellow ambience, ad make the system exude class. The shape of the subwoofer is one of a narrow fa

By Siddharth Zarabi

Siddharth Zarabi is Editor (Economic Policy) and Delhi Bureau Chief at CNBC-TV18.

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