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Thanks for the knowledge! 
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Re: Epic 80 .350 and H/k avr 645
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My living room size is about 14 X 26, also I would like to know how u order factory direct to save the extra 10%. Maybe I can upgrade the sub to an EP500.
One more question somebody told me about the Denon AVR 2807, is there a difference between the Denon and the H/k 645. Which one is more suded for the Epic 80. Thanks...
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Re: Epic 80 .350 and H/k avr 645
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Factory Outlet Also any five items get 5% more discount.
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Re: Epic 80 .350 and H/k avr 645
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Quote:
My living room size is about 14 X 26, also I would like to know how u order factory direct to save the extra 10%. Maybe I can upgrade the sub to an EP500.
I'd probably opt for the 500 over the 350 with your room size Dash, in the long haul I personally believe you'll be happier ... the factory direct option has saved a heap 'o change for several of us board members in the past, a definite consideration.
As far as the Denon opposed to the H/K, that's a toss up for you to decide which unit has the most features and which is more appealing to you, either of these units will drive the 80s perfectly fine.
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