This is really sad,and the worst part is it's happening more frequently now too.
This is so true, that's why I find myself riding by myself most of the time.Here in San Diego by Palomar Mt. accidents are frequent since there are times that riding turns into a road race.:frowning:
This is really sad,and the worst part is it's happening more frequently now too.
This is so true, that's why I find myself riding by myself most of the time.Here in San Diego by Palomar Mt. accidents are frequent since there are times that riding turns into a road race.:frowning:
Joe
I agree with DanaA,you can get the 1095 then buy the pre/pro later or if you could swing it get the 1066/1095 package.I've had my 1066/1095 for 2 months now,it replaced a Marantz SR-18 which I thought was pretty good but this Rotel combo sounds better. :)
This happened to me too running an SVS 1646cs/NAD 2700 THX amp at reference level! I had to back off on my Rotel 1066 sub level settings for Dolby Digital.I heard a "pop" and thought I permanently damaged the woofer,luckily there's still bass comin' out still...WHEW!
Ron
How did the bi-amping go? Is there a big difference in sound quality? I've been thinking about doing the same but I would like to hear from someone who has actually done it.:)
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Craig
I have my rears (B&W cdm1se) passing thru an old Klipsch powered sub and it seems to do the trick.There is quite a lot of movies with bass content for the rears,specially "Saving Private Ryan" ;)
MIKE
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I'm running B&W's CDM7se(main),CDMCse(center),CDM1se(rear),SVS 16-46cs and an old Klipsch sub with my Marantz SR-18:)
Can anyone compare the sound quality of the new models to this receiver?I'm kinda itchin' to upgrade my receiver:D
This is the reason why I ordered the 16-46,from all these posts about SVS subs.I just picked up the last copy of TPM at Fry's it's just too bad all my stuff is packed since were moving I'll just have to wait.......
BTW what other movies would be good to demo...
Found some new info on TVinsite.com:
Marantz: The SR9200 is the company's first receiver with built-in seven-channel amp. It's also the company's first with software upgradability, via RS-232C port, to add future surround decoders and other processing algorithms. The $3,199-suggested...