Receiver Advice

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  • oleon621
    oleon621 Posts: 178
    edited October 2012
    Haha..It'll go down soon. Its actually a gift for someone.

    http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/ele/3322747877.html

    ^^Really tempted to pick this up.
    Oldfatdogs wrote: »
    Hello oleon621,sorry to derail your post.But your system will not sound right until you remove the Packers sign from in front of the Raiders banner!:razz:
    Again sorry for the derail.
    Carry on.

    Dan
    Front- RTI A7,(powered by ADCOM GFA 5500)
    Center- CSI5,
    Surrounds- RTI 6 and Rear Surrounds- TS 15.
    TV-Panasonic P55ST50
    SUB-SVS PB10-NSD and PSW505
    Receiver- Yamaha Aventage RX-A2000
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  • oleon621
    oleon621 Posts: 178
    edited October 2012
    Upgraded my Denon AVR 1613 to the 1913. Significant difference!
    Front- RTI A7,(powered by ADCOM GFA 5500)
    Center- CSI5,
    Surrounds- RTI 6 and Rear Surrounds- TS 15.
    TV-Panasonic P55ST50
    SUB-SVS PB10-NSD and PSW505
    Receiver- Yamaha Aventage RX-A2000
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  • RamZet
    RamZet Posts: 792
    edited November 2012
    The Pioneer VSX is great. I have installed well over 25 of them. We have seen a few issues with them. Sometimes switching between input CD to another input the unit will lock up. Im sure this is a firmware issues and it can be fixed by resetting the unit. Another issue we have seen is the Component (RGB) switching board breaking (no video output). But this isnt a big deal because all the units are moving over to HDMI switching.
    VSX is rock solid. They have loads of power and you can make them sound great. Look into the "pioneer mcacc" for easy sound adjustment.

    I would return the Denon and use the credit for a Sub.
    B&W CM9Classé Sigma
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