Dunston
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Thanks krish
i just ordered Onkyo TX NR5010 just a couple of day's left for delivery from Prodigi .
Help me decide the best receiver
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Thanks krish
i just ordered Onkyo TX NR5010 just a couple of day's left for delivery from Prodigi .SatMumbai
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I had 5009 and it is very nice. Extremely clean sounding and powerful. For HT is it very nice. Relatively I liked the yamaha 1010 as it was more calm and not too bright. But in the end I settled with Classe SSP-800. It is the best processor I ever had and clubbed with a Power Amp from Arcam.
I have sized now for relocation but today if I have to do this again, my new path will be still a processor and a Power Amp. I generally do not care so much about the auto calibration and so I will pick up Oppo 105 and just put a beefy power amp from Emotiva and still get an almost equal performance of my previous set up! Think about it, if you can still work in this direction
I have sized now for relocation but today if I have to do this again, my new path will be still a processor and a Power Amp. I generally do not care so much about the auto calibration and so I will pick up Oppo 105 and just put a beefy power amp from Emotiva and still get an almost equal performance of my previous set up! Think about it, if you can still work in this direction
eweller
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I second Anthem. Although their seperates are expensive, they have an MRX line of receivers that have gotten a lot of excellent reviews for carrying some of the sound of their more expensive seperates into their receiver line.
The ARC (Anthem Room Correction) software is supposedly excellent as well, though you may have less benefit with that if you are placing room treatments.
I know I'm convinced. After I sell my Peachtree Nova (HATE to get rid of the Nova- the sound is cavernous and effortless and makes my big speakers almost disappear) and my Adcom GFR-700HD, I am upgrading to the MRX 300 to power my Swan Diva 6.2's. I don't believe the mainstream brand receivers will match the sound quality of the Anthem.
The ARC (Anthem Room Correction) software is supposedly excellent as well, though you may have less benefit with that if you are placing room treatments.
I know I'm convinced. After I sell my Peachtree Nova (HATE to get rid of the Nova- the sound is cavernous and effortless and makes my big speakers almost disappear) and my Adcom GFR-700HD, I am upgrading to the MRX 300 to power my Swan Diva 6.2's. I don't believe the mainstream brand receivers will match the sound quality of the Anthem.
Dunston
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Finally i got the Onkyo TX NR5010 had it set up with focal chorus 800 V 7.1 channel.
1. Build quality just amazing and really heavy
2. Detail and depth of sound is outstanding even at low volumes
3. Video up-scaling was crisp with every fine detail visible
4. Dlna was just too good for me had loads of HD and SD movies on my comp really quick reading content.
Will post pictures of my setup soon, as the room is under acoustic work happening.
1. Build quality just amazing and really heavy
2. Detail and depth of sound is outstanding even at low volumes
3. Video up-scaling was crisp with every fine detail visible
4. Dlna was just too good for me had loads of HD and SD movies on my comp really quick reading content.
Will post pictures of my setup soon, as the room is under acoustic work happening.
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