is there any difference between a 1 or 2 year old 1075 and a brand new one what i mean has there been any hardware changes in the last 2 years.
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Main Linn Ninka
Center Linn AV5120
Rear Linn Ninka
Sub B&W ASW 650
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There should be no differences. I'm not sure if they switched to clear WBT binding posts at some point, but even that was 2-3 years ago on the 1095.
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My 1.5yo 1075 has nice clear binding posts...Originally posted by Kevin D- Mike
Main System:
B&W 802D, HTM2D, SCMS
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mine will be 2 yrs. old next month & it already has the clear WBT binding posts as well
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architecture wise, same unitsRB-1070
RC-1070
RCD-1072
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Hello everyone,
I am planning to upgrade my current system (5.1, see signature below for full details) to a 7.1 system with a pair of MonitorAudio GS60.
I have to admit that this new system will be the heart of a brand new HC + Stereo system in my new house (in construction... -
I was wondering if replacing my RMB-1075 amplifier with the new RMB-1085 Class D amplifier would improve or make my system sound worse.
I have 4 Magnepan SMGc and a Magnepan CC3 center speaker (which are all 4 ohm speakers) and a Velodyne DD12 powered subwoofer.
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Hello there,
My dealer just rent me a RMB-1077 (last piece - end of life, but huge discount).
I installed it next to my current RMB-1075 and I am trying to test them simultaneously. First feeling : the 1077 seems to produce tighter bass and softer mids and highs.
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Hello guys it's me again asking for your help on this...well, not sure which one should I get... my speaker is Audience 72SE = 4ohms; 230W (long term power handling)...now I did some research on the amps on 1075 has 120w x 5 (8 ohms); 200w x 5 (4 ohms); on 1095 has 200w x 5 (8 ohms); 330w x 5 (4 ohms).... -
I've read several reviews of Rotels RMB-1075 and RMB-1070 amps, however I have not been able to determine if these amps support banana plugs. If so, do they support the "fixed width" connectors?
Any thoughts, folks?
Thanks,
Brian.
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