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Great spec, but a little over priced locally.
The unit I really like at the moment is the Sony DA5300es and it costs less than R10K.
There no jokes in AV, because evryone is so dam serious
LOL Warr!
Just asking - I have one - bought mine when I was living in The Netherlands....
What speakers would you normally match the amp up with? I have 2 Mission 702 midi-bookshelves as front surround/main (L+R) speakers, one Yamaha centre surround (2 mids + tweater - not sure of model), and 2 x Celestion book-shelves at the rear ;-)
Just asking - I have one - bought mine when I was living in The Netherlands....
What speakers would you normally match the amp up with? I have 2 Mission 702 midi-bookshelves as front surround/main (L+R) speakers, one Yamaha centre surround (2 mids + tweater - not sure of model), and 2 x Celestion book-shelves at the rear ;-)
Thalion - You happy now ?
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cheeky bugger, hang on a sec, will sort it now.LOL Warr!
Just asking - I have one - bought mine when I was living in The Netherlands....
What speakers would you normally match the amp up with? I have 2 Mission 702 midi-bookshelves as front surround/main (L+R) speakers, one Yamaha centre surround (2 mids + tweater - not sure of model), and 2 x Celestion book-shelves at the rear ;-)
Those speakers will do the job. That is a clever amp. it will match it's power output to the actual speaker.
My preference is floorstanding cabinets as they hit the lower frequencies, better.
Yeah - you 100% right Rory - I am so glad that I got a REALLY decent AV system while I was living in Europe, for the cost of a small "el cheap" set here in SA.....
Thanks Warr - I agree - BUT, at least I have an active woofer (120 watt RMS Sansui) to assist with my "lower frequencies" ;-)
Cheers, mate!
Subs, now that is another great subject - most people make the mistake of only having one sub or a sub that is way to small.
I normally run stereo sub setups (L+R) and use nice low freq. like Velodyne or Sunfire.
Most systems overdrive their subs and the frequencies distort.
If a sub is run probably it will create the true "3D" sound
LOL! You right - my amp has 2 sub outputs, and also "throughputs" (input/output combo's). I only have the one - it's a MONSTER - I run it at only +-1/3 volume and it PUMPS.... I have quite reasonable 5.1 Dolby Digital / DTS performance. My sounds is FAR better than any of the cinema's that I went to in the past 2 years in SA... So, for me - I am happy..... Also - the sound dynamics of my house is not 100% perfect.... So - for what I have, and get out, I am happy....
Sounds (cuse the pun) like a nice setup.
You must hear the new HD audio formats, you will never get cinema sounding like this lossless sound these 7.2 systems pump out.