RTI12 with low level sinto-ampli
alfdib
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Hello People, I've bought two wounderfull RTi12 and I have a sinto-ampli Yamaha RX-V 550 (90 Watts x 6 @ 8 ohms, 20Hz to 20kHz).
I've putted frontal line A to high frequency and frontal line b to low frequency ( pseudo-biwiring)
As CD-DVD reader I have one italian: DVD SVX12808B SINUDYNE.
I don't think you can know abroad of italy.
I'd like not to change the yamaha.
1.)What ampli, after the Yamaha, do you suggest to send the right watts to the RTi12 to sing as they could?
Or whatever can I do to give more Amp and watts to my speakers without change the Rx-v550?
When I was listening to them in the shop with the right combination they sounded perfectly; now at home, with my configuration they sound good but not as much good as in the shop.
2.)About the DVD reader: does it impact a lot the quality of the sound when I play Audio CD?
This DVD reader is quite chip (70$) so I'm woundering if also this can lower the overall quality.
I've connected the DVD to the Yamaha with 2 professional audio analogic cable and when I hear Cd I use the analogic connection instead of the digital optical wire ( it was told to do it by the shop-guy).
3.)Do you agree to this last suggestion?
Thanks from italy
I've putted frontal line A to high frequency and frontal line b to low frequency ( pseudo-biwiring)
As CD-DVD reader I have one italian: DVD SVX12808B SINUDYNE.
I don't think you can know abroad of italy.
I'd like not to change the yamaha.
1.)What ampli, after the Yamaha, do you suggest to send the right watts to the RTi12 to sing as they could?
Or whatever can I do to give more Amp and watts to my speakers without change the Rx-v550?
When I was listening to them in the shop with the right combination they sounded perfectly; now at home, with my configuration they sound good but not as much good as in the shop.
2.)About the DVD reader: does it impact a lot the quality of the sound when I play Audio CD?
This DVD reader is quite chip (70$) so I'm woundering if also this can lower the overall quality.
I've connected the DVD to the Yamaha with 2 professional audio analogic cable and when I hear Cd I use the analogic connection instead of the digital optical wire ( it was told to do it by the shop-guy).
3.)Do you agree to this last suggestion?
Thanks from italy
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Comments
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Yamaha receivers (non-flagship) don't have the necessary current. Forget watts. You need to look for current and a powerful primary and secondary power supply in the receiver/amp.
Ebay. NAD, Rotel and Adcom. The new MOSFET Adcoms sound great with the RTi's. -
I would recommend a dedicated amp with at least 200 wpc for the rti12's. Check out the Outlaw 770 or 755
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thanks people, but I was thinking to something as an ampli with just 2 channel at 200W, not 7. I have just the 2 RTI12 then need this power and then, for the rest of the HT speakers, I have something I can handle without problems with the Yamaha.
I'd like biwiring, even within the same ampli, I know some have this options. -
aaharvel or whoever, here in italy I can find easily NAD, wich one do you suggest for music listening ( again just 2 channel ampli)?
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do you think Rotel RMB 1075 can handle easly 2 RTI12?
in italy rotel it's well considered but I've not idea how RMB 1075 can work with RTI12.
