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In Reply to: Re: NAD C370 vs Flagship AV for stereo posted by tourist on October 1, 2002 at 23:19:45:
A good integrated, like NAD or Cambridge A500 or Creek 4330, is going to give you WAY more performance in the same price range and comparable to A/V receivers costing 3-4 times more. With an A/V receiver, you're paying for a lot of bells 'n' whistles you don't need for simple two-channel music.Some people solve this dilemma by having a good but not overpriced A/V receiver (Yamaha, Outlaw) that has pre-amp outputs AND a good integrated. The 5- or 6-channel unit runs their HT rig, then the A/V receiver acts simply as a preamp and leaves the integrated to do the grunt work in 2-channel applications.
Hope this helps and as always YMMV . . .
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- For the money . . . - Dalancroft 11:45:54 10/02/02 (2)
- Re: For the money . . . - tourist 17:46:01 10/02/02 (1)
- Well . . . - Dalancroft 11:50:52 10/03/02 (0)
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