When I see pics of Rotel components under the hood, like their preamps and CD players, they always seem quite bare in comparison with similar offerings from Marantz, NAD, etc. I suspect this has to do with their "minimalist design" philosophy. I think Classe has this same approach in regards to their gear. But my question is, what led them to this type of approach? Is there a sonic advantage, maybe "less is more?" Thanks.
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Less parts... less parts to go wrong.
Less parts... less interference from other things in there.
Less parts... maybe just an overall better and efficient design.
Rotel also doesn't offer all the craziness that a lot of other manufacturers do like Auto EQ, 1001 DSP settings, etc... which means less needed inside the unit.
I could be wrong.Digital Audio makes me Happy.
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Pewter.......You're absolutely right on all fronts !!! Well said!! :TOriginally posted by PewterTALess parts... less parts to go wrong.
Less parts... less interference from other things in there.
Less parts... maybe just an overall better and efficient design.
Rotel also doesn't offer all the craziness that a lot of other manufacturers do like Auto EQ, 1001 DSP settings, etc... which means less needed inside the unit.
I could be wrong.Dan Madden :T- Bottom
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