You can compete with bose easily, it's just their stuff is soo small for what it is, that is all.
If i were you, i would run like 3 Pat-4's for to get 5.1 sound. Hook up 3 decent amps or 5 monoblocks. This is assuming surround sound is already decoded. This would also be harder.
Ideally I would build my own pre-amp to handle 5.1 sounds out of a few older ones, and add some fx loops for EQ's.
Onto surround sound recivers, I know the high end Denon's do great with their Burr Brown DAC's on the input's and Sharc's on the output.
Also Denon makes my DJ gear, and my 1300$ dn-d9000 contains sharc's, so that's how i know about their great sound, besides the internet.
If i were you, i would run like 3 Pat-4's for to get 5.1 sound. Hook up 3 decent amps or 5 monoblocks. This is assuming surround sound is already decoded. This would also be harder.
Ideally I would build my own pre-amp to handle 5.1 sounds out of a few older ones, and add some fx loops for EQ's.
Onto surround sound recivers, I know the high end Denon's do great with their Burr Brown DAC's on the input's and Sharc's on the output.
Also Denon makes my DJ gear, and my 1300$ dn-d9000 contains sharc's, so that's how i know about their great sound, besides the internet.