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I own the 36TX. It's clip city! Hot doesn't even describe the reciever, even when barely being pushed. Thought about B&K recievers?

Anyone?:frowning:

I made my own vibration absorbers for all of my equipment. I used springs sandwiched between 1/4" thick pvc discs, layered in mousepad material. Helped reduce vibes in my equipment. As for my speakers(or stands), they're all spiked. I don't have boom, but do have some nasty in-wall vibes...

Went to a store that carried them the other day. They had none. They were recalled due to overheating problems (so I'm told).

I'm wondering what the owners of B&K's AVR 507 reciever & Reference 50 pre/pro actually paid. I'm not asking where, just how much. The prices determine what components my next upgrade will involve. Much thanks!

Thanks for the reply! The B&K I think would be better also. The Outlaw would be better if I had the studio line, but would be a bit much for the monitors. I just wanted to see if anyone out there agreed. If I did end up going the Outlaw route, I had planned on getting the Reference 50 down...

I am considering either getting B&K AVR 507 vs. Outlaw 950/755 combo. I have All Paradigm v.3's: (2)PW2200, (2)Monitor 11, (1)CC370, & (4)Monitor 5's. I like the idea of the Outlaw's brute strength, but like B&K's bells & whistles. Also, the B&K's sub out crossover is defeatable. My subs...

I concur that Pioneer Elite recievers are warm. ///i own the VSX-36TX.