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Re: 7.1 processor mfg. online
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I would say get a new NAD or a used Krell HTS 7.1. I got my Krell HTS for 2k$
Depending on brand, a processor will have better and more DAC's. Better power supply.. (more regulation). also much more filtering for audio, specifically stereo. How many options does one need? i would rather have fewer options and better processing, and overall sound.
I have used a receiver as a processor in the past, but i with a noticeable difference between a dedicated processor and a receiver i will not do that again.
Also, i don't think any receiver has balanced outputs? granted the OP didn't say wether he was using RCA's or balanced cables for his interconnects..
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Re: 7.1 processor mfg. online
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I ended up taking home the AVR 2600 and a Yamaha RXV 765.....the Yamaha was exceptional for the price I paid, it is 300.00 cheaper than a HK. Pre outs work really good!!
I also took home a Moon P5.3 two chanel preamp, and have to say that I never knew my M80's would sing that well. The moon preamp opened up the soundstage immensely, those speakers can really do what they say they will...I am one happy guy today.
MoonW5.3's MoonP7 Pre Moon300D DAC Marantz AV8003 HSUVTF3 MK3 Sub Axiom LFR 1100 AxiomVP180
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