power amp
doug lang
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Hey guys has any one heard of a rotel RB-965-AX 6 channel power amp. I have looked all over for spec's and can't find a thing. I even tried the rotel home page with no luck. Thanks in advance as always.
Oppo bdp 93 Blue Ray
Integra DTR-80-2
Polk LSi9s (mains)
Polk LSiC (center)
Polk LSiFXs (surrounds)
Sub SVS 20-39+
Samsung 60" Led 3-d
Blue Jean Cables
Integra DTR-80-2
Polk LSi9s (mains)
Polk LSiC (center)
Polk LSiFXs (surrounds)
Sub SVS 20-39+
Samsung 60" Led 3-d
Blue Jean Cables
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Are you sure you aren't looking at the Rotel RB-956AX. This would be decent(not great) amp for the front stage of your HT. You could bi-amp the LSi's, or bridge the amp to get more power. I don't know anything about the sound quality of this particular amp.
ZachTschüss
Zach -
doug, I've got a RB-956AX amp, a RSP-960AX pre, and a RT-850A tuner running in my office with some vintage Polk Monitor 4s. I think the amp sounds great. Not a whole lot of power (I think the A, B, and C channels are all 30 wpc @ 8 ohms) but it is flexible enough that you can bridge the channels if you'd like.
okie has linked the manual on the Rotel website.SDA 2s; HSU STF-2; Yamaha RX-V1
SDA-CRSs; Polk PSW-303; Rotel RB-960BX; Rotel RSP-960AX;
LSi 7s; Infinity PS8; Rotel RB-980BX; Rotel RSP-980
Mirage Nanosat 5.1; Yamaha RX-V2300
Monitor 5s, 5 jrs, & 4s -
Originally posted by okiepolkie
Are you sure you aren't looking at the Rotel RB-956AX. This would be decent(not great) amp for the front stage of your HT. You could bi-amp the LSi's, or bridge the amp to get more power. I don't know anything about the sound quality of this particular amp.
Zach
It is NOT recommended to bridge the amp channels for 4 ohm loads. For the price, the amp does sound good.
