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Denon 1803 vs 2803 for these Axiom Spkrs???
#10937 05/15/03 09:25 PM
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I am looking to get teh M22's, VP 100, and QS4's to go along with a SVS 25-31PCi sub in a 17ft x 12ft room. Which reciever would any of you guys suggest? The denon 1803 or 2803? Thanks for any input.

Ryan

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#10938 05/16/03 03:25 AM
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Similar questions ... my room size is 16' by 16'5" using two M22 mains + Which of the following?
Two QS-4 or two QS-8 surrounds... which ones?
SVS 25-31 PCi or SVS 25-31 PCplus .. which one?
VP-100 or VP-150 center ... which one?
Denon HTS Receiver ... which one? ... how many amps?



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#10939 05/16/03 04:05 PM
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FountBoy42 and MrClean,

Your decision comes down to whether you want 6.1 or 7.1

When you compare the 2803 and 1803's amplifiers, you get only 10 watts per channel more. That's not significant.

The real difference is 6.1 with the 1803, but 7.1 with the 2803. If that extra channel is important to you, then you have no choice.

My listening of the difference with 6.1 to 7.1 is not that great, but not that bad. If you're willing to fork over the extra few hundred for a 2803, then a few more hundred for a cable and another speaker, then go with the 2803. If you want to save 500-1000$, go with the 1803.

In rooms your sizes, 7.1 will not be 'lost'. you can take advantage of it. It's your decision whether it;s worth the extra cash or not.

If I had the money, I'd go 7.1. Why? more future proof, more sound, more speakers, more fun

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#10940 05/16/03 05:55 PM
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I just bought the 2802 and love it's performance. 90W in 5.1 or 6.1. Has the processors for 7.1 but not the amp. Got it open box for $500 US. Adequate power, excellent resolution, learning remote. Can be had new online for under $600. 6.1 has got to be enough don't you think?


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