I already have the speakers. Would this receiver add some pop?
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That depends on what you are currently using for power. -
Yamaha 70 watts per channel
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Tiger,
You'ld probably be better off adding a separate amplifier to the outputs of your Yamaha. For example the Rotel RMB-1075 will give you 5 channels at a 120W into 8 ohm and 200W into 4 Ohm for $US 999. Or if you want the best stereo then two channel RB-1080 for the same price..
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Ok,
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I'm using the optical output from my Apple TV 2 for the audio connection to my RSX1067. I have never been able to get sub audio with 5.1 movies played from netflix or iTunes rentals. The same audio input on my rotel will play 5.1 from DVD or BD player. I can also play 5 channel audio from iTunes library... -
I’m reading about how the acoustic centers of different drivers are often not in the same place. So take a regular flat front baffle with a tweeter and a woofer. The sound from the tweeter will reach the listener before that of the woofer. And so the sound may not appear quite as precise. One... -
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Two requests:...
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