Is a Pioneer VSX-9300 common ground?
Bugstyvy
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I’m having a hard time finding out if this receiver can handle the SDA cable of my 1.2TL’s. I’ll assume it’s common ground but would like to be certain. Anyone know?
Mcintosh MC2300
Mcintosh 2105
Integra Pre amp 9.8
Pro-ject Record Player
Sony 200 disc CD Changer
Basic Wiring
60" Samsung Series 8
SDA-1.2TL
SDA-3.1TL (unused at the moment)
Mcintosh 2105
Integra Pre amp 9.8
Pro-ject Record Player
Sony 200 disc CD Changer
Basic Wiring
60" Samsung Series 8
SDA-1.2TL
SDA-3.1TL (unused at the moment)
Comments
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All receivers are common ground.
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True....but does anyone really want just a receiver driving 1.2's ? No way your going to hear what they are capable of.HT SYSTEM-
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SVS SB-2000
Polk Sig. 20's
Polk FX500 surrounds
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Acoustic zen Matrix 2 IC's
Wireworld eclipse 7 ic's
Audio metallurgy ga-o digital cable
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I suggest you purchase an amp that will do those speakers justice & use the pre-outs on the receiver.
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The receiver drives them quite nicely at 125w per channel. I agree they aren’t gonna open up as I don’t have a 2x1000w amp.
I do however have an Mcintosh MC2102 that’s out for service that drives them fine. Thanks for the actual answer to my question Pitdogg2.Mcintosh MC2300
Mcintosh 2105
Integra Pre amp 9.8
Pro-ject Record Player
Sony 200 disc CD Changer
Basic Wiring
60" Samsung Series 8
SDA-1.2TL
SDA-3.1TL (unused at the moment) -
It's not wpc, it's amperes and no receiver has much in that department.Political Correctness'.........defined
"A doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a t-u-r-d by the clean end."
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Sorry I corrected it.
The receiver drives them quite nicely at (whatever you think it is) per channel. I agree they aren’t gonna open up as I don’t have a 2x1000w amp.
I do however have an Mcintosh MC2102 that’s out for service that drives them fine. Thanks for the actual answer to my question Pitdogg2.Mcintosh MC2300
Mcintosh 2105
Integra Pre amp 9.8
Pro-ject Record Player
Sony 200 disc CD Changer
Basic Wiring
60" Samsung Series 8
SDA-1.2TL
SDA-3.1TL (unused at the moment) -
Sorry I corrected it.
The receiver drives them quite nicely at (whatever you think it is) per channel. I agree they aren’t gonna open up as I don’t have a 2x1000w amp.
I do however have an Mcintosh MC2102 that’s out for service that drives them fine. Thanks for the actual answer to my question Pitdogg2.
No, you're not understanding what I was saying. It's not about watts per channel, it's about current (amperes). Those speakers need a high current amplifier to drive them.Political Correctness'.........defined
"A doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a t-u-r-d by the clean end."
President of Club Polk -
I understand this receiver is not an amp, and it won’t put out as much power. That wasn’t my question.
Mcintosh MC2300
Mcintosh 2105
Integra Pre amp 9.8
Pro-ject Record Player
Sony 200 disc CD Changer
Basic Wiring
60" Samsung Series 8
SDA-1.2TL
SDA-3.1TL (unused at the moment) -
come to think of it: @Hermitism -- do 'we' need an 'all receivers are common ground' badge/emoji/expression/reaction thingy?
Just musing.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »come to think of it: @Hermitism -- do 'we' need an 'all receivers are common ground' badge/emoji/expression/reaction thingy?
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You know -- I just thought of a workaround for this
issue.
Mono receivers. I guess this could get a little complicated for, umm, 9.4.2.1 systems or whatever, but it would let one have one's receiver cake and eat it too (metaphorically speaking, of course).
Y'all may or may not know this, but harman/kardon commercialized the first hifi receiver (in 1953, the one shown above)... harman/kardon also produced the first stereo hifi receiver (1958). This was before the FCC approved FM MPX stereo system we (still) have today -- 'stereo' radio was achieved, in those halcyon days, by AM-FM simulcast stereo (one channel on AM, the other on FM) -- thus the dual tuners on the TA230 receiver (and other early stereo receivers).