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• Few choices in that price range, but................ - TIC 09:00:20 05/28/03 (1)
  In Reply to: What is the Best AV Reciever I can get for under $700 posted by Steven W on May 27, 2003 at 06:53:37:

  Steve,

  If I were set on the $500 price range, I would only be looking at the directly marketed Outlaw receiver. I have not actually hear it, but it receives nearly universal praise on all of the web forums. I think it is $500 new direct from the manufacturer.

  At a little more than $500, I would consider a used Arcam AVR-100. It gets high marks for its 2-channel music reproduction and gets good marks for it's easy HT setup. It is only 85 w/channel though.

  I bought my Sony DA4ES for $699 new from a local "Brick and Mortar" store and I love it! I've owned Many HT receivers including some mega-buck units. The Sony is my favorite for ease of use and HT sound. However, I don't use it for music as I have a separate 2-channel rig.

  Enjoy,

  TIC
  
  

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  • Re: Few choices in that price range, but................ - rshad 21:03:16 05/31/03 (0)
    In Reply to: Few choices in that price range, but................ posted by TIC on May 28, 2003 at 09:00:20:

    I have an Outlaw 1050 and I am extremely pleased with it.

    It is only 65watts X 6, but in my opinion its blows away anything that you can buy at the large electronic retail stores--very dynamic sound.

    
    
    

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