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Stephen Hopkins · 09-30-2004, 04:46 PM

The 2105 and 1905 both have 7 channels of amplification. The 1804 only has 6. The 1905 and 2105 have PLIIx, component up conversion, and 100mhz component video bandwidth. You didn't day what speakers you were using. Depending on how much you've spent on speakers I would go w/ the 1905 or 2105 from that group. An even better option might be the Pioneer 1014TX. It has all the options the 2105 has, adds an automatic room eq, and has a much more powerful amp section. It's available for under $400 online.

09-30-2004, 04:46 PM	#2 of 3
Stephen Hopkins Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Local Time: 02:05 PM Local Date: 12-05-2008 Posts: 2,557	The 2105 and 1905 both have 7 channels of amplification. The 1804 only has 6. The 1905 and 2105 have PLIIx, component up conversion, and 100mhz component video bandwidth. You didn't day what speakers you were using. Depending on how much you've spent on speakers I would go w/ the 1905 or 2105 from that group. An even better option might be the Pioneer 1014TX. It has all the options the 2105 has, adds an automatic room eq, and has a much more powerful amp section. It's available for under $400 online.