Brad-F
Stunt Coordinator
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- Oct 21, 2003
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JakubH
I see. So if i have a sub, I can set my other speakers to 'small' thereby reducing their power requirements?
Is this normal or ideal in a home theater? Would one be better NOT setting any of the speakers to 'small', assuming the power was there to run them. Or would it make no real difference?
I have been looking at the NAD T752 but it is out of my price range. Plus i have read of people have terrible problems with this model. So I am watching that one carefully so see if they get it sorted out (with firmware or something)
I have just started looking at a Kenwood amp. A KRF-V6070D-S (australian model). You can see it here..
wwwkenwood.com.au/home3.asp?gid=2&cid=34&pid=452
(put a . character after the www bit. I have not made 15 posts yet and can't post URLs)
This amp is in my price range, but I don't know really what it is like or how its power output rates, as I can't find a review of it anywhere. This is a question for another forum anyway.
I see. So if i have a sub, I can set my other speakers to 'small' thereby reducing their power requirements?
Is this normal or ideal in a home theater? Would one be better NOT setting any of the speakers to 'small', assuming the power was there to run them. Or would it make no real difference?
I have been looking at the NAD T752 but it is out of my price range. Plus i have read of people have terrible problems with this model. So I am watching that one carefully so see if they get it sorted out (with firmware or something)
I have just started looking at a Kenwood amp. A KRF-V6070D-S (australian model). You can see it here..
wwwkenwood.com.au/home3.asp?gid=2&cid=34&pid=452
(put a . character after the www bit. I have not made 15 posts yet and can't post URLs)
This amp is in my price range, but I don't know really what it is like or how its power output rates, as I can't find a review of it anywhere. This is a question for another forum anyway.