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Denon Avr4802 HK AVR 8000

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by Matt Weldy, Apr 24, 2002.

  1. Message #1 of 3 Apr 24, 2002
    Matt Weldy

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    I am thinking of purchasing either the denon avr4802 or the HK AVR 8000. Why I am not sure, probably because they have all the bells and whistles. The denon has a built in 7 channel. And the HK requires a extra amp.

    1st question if I buy the HK can I use my old sony DTS reciever for the juice for the extra chanels for the time being.

    2nd is there a model around 1000 that basically does all this junk with making resonable sacrifices (That I probably wont even notice)

    3rd am I just crazy wanting a reciever this expensive.

    4th I am kinda considering the sony dav5es (I think thats the model number)

    I guess what I really want is someone just to tell me what to do. I could get the sony tomorrow becasue its cheaper by about 1000.00. Or I need to wait for these 2g plus machines. Let me know if it would be worth the wait.

    Thanks

    Matt
     
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    Matt Weldy

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    so what you are saying is that the 520 is set when they come out with discrete. I wont have to buy anything else.
     
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    To answer your question about the Format DD_EX for the HK 520 is that it does not do DD-EX. But your original post was for the AVR 8000 does have Surround EX and THX certified.
     

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