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• Have u tried ONKYO? wilks 23:38:43 05/07/01 (0)
  In Reply to: Denon -v- Technics please help? posted by macvisual on April 19, 2001 at 13:54:36:

  U must also consider your speakers as well, as each amp has different sounding. If your speakers bright, go for Onkyo, Yamaha or NAD, or not that bright, you can use Denon or Sony. I'm using a Sony STRV929X I bought very cheap, but if I had another choice, I'd go for an Onkyo. I'm using the new KEF eggs HT605 setup.
  
  
  

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• Re: Denon -v- Technics please help? Soundseeker 21:36:47 05/01/01 (0)
  In Reply to: Denon -v- Technics please help? posted by macvisual on April 19, 2001 at 13:54:36:

  The only Musical A/V receiver on the market today in any price range is YAMAHA. If you need convincing of this, go to any self respecting Hi-Fi shop and compare the sound quality in 2 channel stereo. Then switch to surround mode, Yamaha offers the only true surround environments. They actually went around the world and measured the accoustic properties of the real rooms that are in the DSP engine. They have a new one out, the RX-V620 @499 retail. This puppy has an amazing amount of technology in it, including an all digital pre-amp that keeps digital signals in the digital domain until the final output stage. Also Analog signals stay in Analog domain. You would be surprised to know how many receivers must convert their signals back and forth several times just to get the signal through the unit, simply because of their architecture. Yamaha also design's and manufactures all their own DSP processing chips, everyone else uses the Motorola chip, which you aleady have in your microwave oven.
  
  

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• Re: Denon -v- Technics please help? Fish 11:12:15 04/21/01 (0)
  In Reply to: Denon -v- Technics please help? posted by macvisual on April 19, 2001 at 13:54:36:

  Still at an indecision eh?
  
  

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• Technics is only $299 at J&RMusic site (New York area) Elizabeth 14:05:24 04/19/01 (0)
  In Reply to: Denon -v- Technics please help? posted by macvisual on April 19, 2001 at 13:54:36:

  The Technics is now down to $299 for the receiver you want, at J&RMusic site.
  
  

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