Need Receiver for SRS 2.3TL

riglehart
riglehart Posts: 276
edited March 2006 in Electronics
I just acquires some 2.3TLs. Now I need a better receiver than my old Yamaha rx-v850 to drive 'em. I can't afford seperates right now, but will get something with Preouts for future expansion. I will be watching movies and listening to Music on this system. About $1000 is my limit. I won't mess with used stuff unless I can demo it.

Here's what I have it narrowed down to.

Harmon Kardon AVR 7300.
or
NAD T763

I am partial to NAD because they don't fudge their numbers or waste time with gimmick features. However, I can't find a dealer around Iowa City that actually stocks them. So started poking around and ran across the HK. I mostly want solid performance.

Anyone out there with experience with both NAD and HK?

Better ideas welcome.

Thanks
Jolida Tube
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,794
    edited March 2006
    How's about you keep it in one area, please.

    Oh yeah, Congrats on your new speakers.
    Political Correctness'.........defined

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  • *Seby*-Polk-
    *Seby*-Polk- Posts: 375
    edited March 2006
    I prefer NAD. I have no experience but has great reviews about this amp. Read them in the web and try to listen both with the same speakers.
    My current new system (step by step :D)

    A/V Receiver: YAMAHA RX-V657
    DVD Player: YAMAHA DVD-S657
    Main Towers: polkaudio® Monitor 50
    Wiring: NeoTecH KS1007 OFC High Definition Speaker Cable ( 2 x 2.64 mm² )
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  • amulford
    amulford Posts: 5,020
    edited March 2006
    You don't need a receiver. You need an integrated...
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