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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:as 16 cycles mentioned that and upgrading...
there are different schools of thought:
some say you buy your speakers for forever and you can change your equipment as time goes by and technology changes - so buy the best speakers available.
others say you buy your receiver and amps and equipment for forever and change your speakers as time goes by - so buy the best equipment available
few audio/videophiles say don't buy anything for forever cause you change everything all the time as time goes by - so don't waste your time on anything overly expensive.
what you guys think??
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ Monster Audio in Maraval dont have that model?
you should also look at the Pioneer VSX-919AH-K
http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-VSX-919AH ... 258&sr=1-2
it got top reviews as the best mid level receiver in terms of price, power and features from cnet
ru$$ell wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ Monster Audio in Maraval dont have that model?
you should also look at the Pioneer VSX-919AH-K
http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-VSX-919AH ... 258&sr=1-2
it got top reviews as the best mid level receiver in terms of price, power and features from cnet
will call MA today,but i doubt they'll have any of the denon's.Never really saw Pioneer receivers selling locally,if you know where i may get one,do share.Will take the pioneer if i get it down here(once i dont get raped with the price obv)
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1159495
ru$$ell wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ Monster Audio in Maraval dont have that model?
you should also look at the Pioneer VSX-919AH-K
http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-VSX-919AH ... 258&sr=1-2
it got top reviews as the best mid level receiver in terms of price, power and features from cnet
will call MA today,but i doubt they'll have any of the denon's.Never really saw Pioneer receivers selling locally,if you know where i may get one,do share.Will take the pioneer if i get it down here(once i dont get raped with the price obv)
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1159495
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:ru$$ell wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ Monster Audio in Maraval dont have that model?
you should also look at the Pioneer VSX-919AH-K
http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-VSX-919AH ... 258&sr=1-2
it got top reviews as the best mid level receiver in terms of price, power and features from cnet
will call MA today,but i doubt they'll have any of the denon's.Never really saw Pioneer receivers selling locally,if you know where i may get one,do share.Will take the pioneer if i get it down here(once i dont get raped with the price obv)
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1159495
you wanna buy it here to get the warranty and support?
Q. What is the difference between the three-digit models (e.g. AVR 590) and the four-digit models (e.g. AVR 1610)?
A: Essentially, NOTHING. Denon puts out two parallel receiver lineups, with four-digit and three-digit model numbers. The four-digit models are generally sold by high end stereo shops and custom installers, and the three-digit models are the "consumer" version sold in retail outlets like Circuit City and Fry's.
However, there is ZERO difference in terms of power, specs, sound quality, build quality, etc. between the two lines. Denon has been doing this for years, it is exactly analagous to the Yamaha HTR and RX-V parallel receiver lines.
There will usually be one or two minor differences to differentiate the three-digit and four-digit models. There is typically a slight cosmetic difference between the two lines, and different remotes.
In the specific case of the 1610 vs. 590, the only differences (besides the cosmetics) is that the 1610 has A/B speaker switching, whereas the 590 only has "A" front speakers
In all other respects, the 1610 and 590 are IDENTICAL.
The first thing to learn is that Denon puts out two parallel receiver lineups, with four-digit and three-digit model numbers. The four-digit models are generally sold by high end stereo shops and custom installers, and the three-digit models are the "consumer" version sold in retail outlets like Circuit City and Fry's.
However, there is ZERO difference in terms of power, specs, sound quality, build quality, etc. between the two lines!! Denon has been doing this for years, it is exactly analagous to the Yamaha "HTR" and "RX-V" parallel receiver lines.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^The first thing to learn is that Denon puts out two parallel receiver lineups, with four-digit and three-digit model numbers. The four-digit models are generally sold by high end stereo shops and custom installers, and the three-digit models are the "consumer" version sold in retail outlets like Circuit City and Fry's.
However, there is ZERO difference in terms of power, specs, sound quality, build quality, etc. between the two lines!! Denon has been doing this for years, it is exactly analagous to the Yamaha "HTR" and "RX-V" parallel receiver lines.
he's wrong there about the Yamaha
the HTR series are more or less the same as the RX-V in terms of features, however the HT-R have amps and sound/signal quality that didnt make the RX-V grade which is why they are BOTH sold in Best Buy but the HTR is cheaper.
If you plan to use some crappy US$200 speakers then the HTR is probably best cause any quality gain on the RX-V wont be attainable anyway.
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crazybalhead wrote:For all thiose thinking about buying stuff from Radioshack, especially in Trinicity, please do your research first and trust your ears.
A couple years ago I went in, and there is a heavy set gentleman doing the demos, he put on a movie and an infiniti sub and played an expolosion in a movie.
He said: "Sounds FANTASTIC doesn't it!!
I said: "no"
And it didn't.
crazybalhead wrote:Don't get me wrong eh, radioshack is a treaasure trove of small items that the staff have NO idea about. Small electronic items connectors etc.
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person probably thought you were asking for a sky hook or something...
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