Guys
Using a 1055/1075 combo @ present but have been toying with an upgrade since I have been offered more than I paid for the 1075.
So here is my dilema.
I really really like my 2 channel so for sure I am gonna want more power to the fronts. I am happy with the quality of Rotel amplification so I think I'll stay with Rotel. Not to mention I always seem to be able to get a great deal on Rotel.
Anywho
Should I go with a 1090 or 1095?
The way I see it the 2 amps are very similar except the 1095 has 5 channel and a little less power per channel as a result.
Option 1
I could go with the 1095, bi-amp the fronts and use the 5th channel for the center then my 1055 internals for the remaining channels
Option 2
Go with the 1090 for the fronts and use the 1055 internals for the other 5 ch. This option has me concerned that I may not have enough juice from the 1055 for the center channel making it hard to balance against the 1090. I realize this is probably the best option for 2 ch but wonder how close 1095 biamping the fronts would come.
Your opinions and suggestions will be read and carefully considered.
Here is my setup
Paradigm studio 60 V2 fronts (soon to upgrade to studio 100)
Paradigm Sevo 15 sub
Paradigm 3SE for the side and back speakers
Arcam FMJ 23 CD
Radeon Based HTPC for DVD
NEC XG1352LC PJ
Kimber hero interconnects
Steve
The Future of HT lies in FP SPREAD THE WORD
Using a 1055/1075 combo @ present but have been toying with an upgrade since I have been offered more than I paid for the 1075.
So here is my dilema.
I really really like my 2 channel so for sure I am gonna want more power to the fronts. I am happy with the quality of Rotel amplification so I think I'll stay with Rotel. Not to mention I always seem to be able to get a great deal on Rotel.
Anywho
Should I go with a 1090 or 1095?
The way I see it the 2 amps are very similar except the 1095 has 5 channel and a little less power per channel as a result.
Option 1
I could go with the 1095, bi-amp the fronts and use the 5th channel for the center then my 1055 internals for the remaining channels
Option 2
Go with the 1090 for the fronts and use the 1055 internals for the other 5 ch. This option has me concerned that I may not have enough juice from the 1055 for the center channel making it hard to balance against the 1090. I realize this is probably the best option for 2 ch but wonder how close 1095 biamping the fronts would come.
Your opinions and suggestions will be read and carefully considered.
Here is my setup
Paradigm studio 60 V2 fronts (soon to upgrade to studio 100)
Paradigm Sevo 15 sub
Paradigm 3SE for the side and back speakers
Arcam FMJ 23 CD
Radeon Based HTPC for DVD
NEC XG1352LC PJ
Kimber hero interconnects
Steve
The Future of HT lies in FP SPREAD THE WORD
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