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Since nobody replied I'll give it a whirl.
Dude! These are both awesome receivers! Don't beat yourself up over the differences between these two, most people would LOVE to have to decide between them.
Both decode up to the extended surround formats, have 7.1 inputs (hi-res city) and seven discreet amplifiers built in. What more could you ask?
DSP pre-sets are garbage. THD, SN ratio are all irrelevant, after all we are talking about 21st century solid state electronics.
So it comes down to multiroom capability. If you want it, go for the 90. If you don't, save money on the 60.
You didn't mention power rating on the 90 but the 60's 110x7 is as good as Home Theater needs and the 90 doesn't likely have any appreciable difference.
But, like most consumers you want to know which one is "better". Personally I judge receivers worth the old fashioned way. I pit them against each other upon a scale and the one to tip the scale wins. Weigh them, the heavier one has a better build quality. 'nuff said
Wayde
Happy Halloween!
Wayde Robson
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