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I like to compare between the two types in terms of audio quality and capabality when it comes to music and movie sound effects and tracks. I've seen a couple of home cinema systems Panasonic and Sony over the past 5 years at home and quite enjoyed the sound quality by listening to music and movies with them, but sometimes when I think about buying a new sound system and go to any of the big electronics stores, I realize some large and beautifully designed, 5.1 hi-fi systems I feel like one of these for a change, but I would stop thinking about movies and I suppose that hi-fi systems do not give a clear sound is more or less like cinema systems specialized home especially when it comes to clarity subwoofing!

I think Hi-Fi to be a product of the analog days and obsolete. A 5.1 sound system is digital. So are CDs. Do not worry about the digital part. Worrying about the quality of the speakers themselves. To see if electronics stores will allow you to demo them. If you like the sound and then buy.