Guys, I can't find this info on the website. Any idea how much power does the RSP-1098 and RMB-1075 draw in stand-by mode? The manuals only state that they use 800W when in operation.
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1098 uses 7.5 watts in standby.
1075 uses next to nothing if you use the 12v trigger. No idea for "on but not playing"
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thanks Kevin. I knew you'll be the one providing the answer. I started my own "green revolution" at home......Comment
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Going with Rotel's digital amps is the only real 'green' option with out sacrificing SQ.Originally posted by sirbogey
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Hi,
My setup is: 1098,1075,1050
and the problem is that when I play a DVD or a CD a get after few minutes a sudden silent break. It is seldom or never at the same place at the discs, the only thing thats certain is that it will occour from time to time, and it is really annoying....22 February 2006, 03:50 Wednesday -
I just purchased a 1098 processor along with the 1075 amp,
on the basis of quite a few stellar reviews.
So far, I must say I am disappointed by the performance of
these units. Perhaps I have a defective 1098, but let me describe the
problems I'm having, and perhaps... -
I had a buzz from the tweeter's on my 5.1 setup- Rotel 1098/1075. The cause of the Buzz was dimmer switches on the same circut as the 1098. But the Buzz was also present when dimmer switches on other circuts were active. Now here is the interesting part. I only get the Buzz when i am using the 1098... -
Hi All,
I've currently using a Jamo THX speaker system connected to my (RSP-1098/1075/1070) combo for HT. While really enjoyable for movies, it leaves a bit to be desired to two channel stereo. Next year (Feb) I turn 40 (getting old!) and my wife has tentatively agreed to let me get a dedicated... -
hi, i 'm thinking in buying a 1098+1075, i would like your comments about the performance of 1098 in stereo.
My usage of Amp is 70% stereo, 20% music multi chanel and 10% movies.
Thanks.
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