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I have an opportunity to get a RSP1066 to match up with my 1095, if I can sell my Yamah RX-V1400. Does anyone think this would be a step back on the technology side?
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I understand your concerns....
Receivers most of the time offer better connectability and features.Seperates are more driven to purer sound quality.
These 2 things you must ask yourself whats more important,sound quality or features/connectability.
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Ditto, the Yammie has lots of features etc and probably makes a decent pre/pro because of it. However the 1066 likely offers better sound quality and most if not all the features you really need. Seen as how it seems you're able to have both at the same time, compare the two and sell whichever you like least
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I actually owned the Yami RV-3200, and then went to the RSP-1066 (after using the Yami as a pre-pro), and found significant sonic improvement. However, I have not tested against the x400 series Yamahas, which have better internal DACs. I guess the real test would have to be your own ears.
If you were comparing the Yami RX-1400 against the RSP-1068, that would probably be close to my previous testing scenario, and I would think the RSP-1068 would win hands down, I digress.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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