Hey guys is there much of a difference? I need this amp to power my 2 front speakers and using the RMB-1075 for my center and surrounds.
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Tom.
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Tom.
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I have the 991 and 1075 in exactly that configuration. I researched the difference between them and found the 1080 had a higher damping factor and a 12V trigger. The Rotel reps told me that it was essentially the same amp with a 12V trigger so I bought the 991 for $A1000 less than the 1080. I am really happy with it. It controls my fronts effortlessly. Bass was improved over the 1075 which I originally had powering the fronts.
PS. I ended up making a 12V trigger myself and it now powers the amp on/off when I power up the 1066. I had to build one because I couldn't find what I wanted in Australia. -
Thanks for the info. is the 991 THX certified?
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Hi All, my first post! I'm a long time Rotel fan
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