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Nosebleed 03-27-01 02:00 PM

Please list here some good true 6.1 receivers (ones with an actual output for a rear center, not a receiver that uses a "phantom" rear for 6.1). Thanks!

Green Jello 03-27-01 02:07 PM

You might want to put a price range you are looking in. If you don't care, the Denon AVR-5800 is the best there is.

Nosebleed 03-27-01 02:10 PM

Well, nothing <I>too</I> expensive, but nothing cheap either. I'm in Canada so something around $1000.

aingl 03-27-01 02:11 PM

If you are going for broke (literally) the Denon AVR-5800 is the best out there. I just cannot see this baby becoming outdated.

Green Jello 03-27-01 02:12 PM

I'm not sure about in Canada, but with a good deal you might be able to pick up the Denon AVR-3801 for that. The 3801 is by far the best in it's price category.

Nosebleed 03-27-01 02:47 PM

Well I could buy it and no go broke but that would end up costing me more than my 16x9 TV! :eek:

I check out a few stores tonight and research them on the net. So keep the suggestions coming please!

ANDREMIKE 03-27-01 03:18 PM

Yamaha makes one.. RX-V3000 or the RX-V1

http://navigation.helper.realnames.c...2&uid=30005897

The RX-v3000 is about $1500.00

The RX-V1000 has a rear preout.

Nosebleed 03-27-01 03:27 PM

What's a preout?

ANDREMIKE 03-27-01 03:47 PM


Originally posted by Nosebleed
What's a preout?
.

Someone correct me if I am wrong.....

But what it means is you will have to buy a seperate amplifier to power up the rear center speaker. You will not be able to directly hook up a speaker.

Nosebleed 03-27-01 03:54 PM


Originally posted by ANDREMIKE

Originally posted by Nosebleed
What's a preout?
.

Someone correct me if I am wrong.....

But what it means is you will have to buy a seperate amplifier to power up the rear center speaker. You will not be able to directly hook up a speaker.

Yeah that's what I thought. I don't like the idea of having to buy <I>another</I> piece of equipment.

ANDREMIKE 03-27-01 03:58 PM

So what you think of the RX-V3000?

Nosebleed 03-27-01 04:35 PM

I like it, but at $2000 USD it's a little out of my price range! :eek:

Alfer 03-27-01 07:08 PM

I can say that I am extremely pleased with my Outlaw 1050.

All of the 6.1 DVD's I've tried in it sound amazing. Even something as simple as hearing the director yell "cut" etc. from the rear center of Toy Story 2 (outakes portion) adds just that extra bit of feeling that you are "in" the scene itself.

For $599 you really can't go wrong.

Spec info: http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/1050design.html


Alfer


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