Rmb-1075

[HawkRSX]

I am planning on purchasing an RMB-1075 but wanted to know if you would recommend a different option for myself.
I currently have B&W 602s and a Rotel 1066, is the 1075 my best option right now?
Also, what are the class D amps? What are the pros/cons of the class D amp?

[Race Car Driver]

Do you have 5 602s?
What kind of sub do you have?
Class D pros.. light weight, compact, runs cooler, more efficient.
Cons? I guess thats in the "ear of the beholder"

And.... shameless plug.

http://cgi.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cl.pl?ampsmult&1205616137&item

[HawkRSX]

I just have 602s in as the 2 main. I'm planning on getting a lcr600 for the center and I just have a 10" Klipsh for my sub.

[imbeaujp]

If your speakers are efficient (90 db) this amp is verry nice. I have it with 5 Yamaha NS-1000 and there is plenty of power.

But someone told me that some B&W speakers demands more power. In that case, I would recommand the 1095 (200watts) or newer version.

[HawkRSX]

Well I plan on my next purchase being an RB-1080 so that I'll have 200 watts going to the main speakers.

[imbeaujp]

This is a nice amp ! Got one to drive my subwoofers.

You can get a 1080 on ebay for 675$ or less...

Bye !

[deke]

I'm pretty sure the maximum rating of the 602s is 125W, so I think the 1075 would be a perfect match. I used it for years on my 602s.

[sirbogey]

[QUOTE=imbeaujp]If your speakers are efficient (90 db) QUOTE] :scratchhead: so what exactly are you trying to say??? my 89db are not efficient ?? :rofl: that's radical dude! :frypan:

[shadow 8]

89 db is about average for an 8 ohm speaker and well withing virtually any receiver or amp's abilities. Over the past 15 years or so, speaker efficiency has slowly increased on average as a result of home theater I suspect.