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  • #16
    Re: Which receiver for me?

    NAD makes an awesome integrated amplifier, the 316-BEE. Google it and you will find nothing but stellar reviews. It's damped very well and takes great control over the speakers. The form factor is also fairly small. Sells for around $300 new and you should be able to find used ones in great shape for about a hundred bucks less. I highly recommend it if your not looking to spend much more.

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    • #17
      Re: Which receiver for me?

      Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
      sherwood 2channel amp will do just fine. pe even sells it.
      http://www.amazon.com/Sherwood-RX-41.../dp/B0002EPWC0
      had one of those, sound quality just isn't there compared to my marantz 2230 and 2265.....

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      • #18
        Re: Which receiver for me?

        My Onkyo 876 does get ridiculously warm but has had three years of use and abuse and has been a trooper. Don't know if it is good fortune or what (knock on a lot of wood) but have been loving it. It is now getting a nice rest from duty since the XPA-3 came in....
        Builds - C-Killa - Speedsters - LithMTM - Talking Sticks - Pocket Rockets - Khanspires - Dayton RS Center - RS225/28A - Kairos - Adelphos - SEOS TD12X - Dayton 8 - Needles - 871S - eD6c - Overnight Sensations - Tritrix (ported) - Lineup F4 - Stentorians - The Cheapies - Tub Thumpers - Barbells - Tuba HT - Numerous subwoofers - probably missing a few...... :p

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        • #19
          Re: Which receiver for me?

          get something with peamp outs. Active crossovers are getting more practical all the time, as are inexpensive amps; and passive crossover components are getting more wild in pricing. Unless you have pre outs, you won't have the option.
          Free & Free-form simulator/designer for Passive Crossovers
          SynergyCalc 5: design spreadsheet for Wooden horns and DIY Synergy Waveguides
          Super easy and cheap to make high performance sound diffusers

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