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matthew_rm

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Hi, I'm a broke high school student who wants HT, and a good music system. I can't have both, so I'll combine them.

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What is the best sounding reciever, for no more then $600 CDN? (pioneer, Kenwood, Technics,) I care about wich has the "Warmest" sound. I'll be getting Klipsch RF3's, and Pure output is not needed with 98db ef.

-Sound quality is most important. I will liston to a lot of music as well. I would like to have pre outs, (bryston one day!) but I'm not sure if I can for this price.

Thankyou for any ideas/replies.

Matthew
 

Sean Conklin

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In your price range I would look into the Kenwood's, for the money you can't beat the sound quality also the Kenwood will have more inputs and flexibility.
 

Kyle_Y

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Look into Denon or Onkyo, much warmer sound than all the others by far, better music reproduction, etc.
 

DaleR

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what's wrong with the either the yamaha rx-v420 or v520? i was able to pick up my 520 for 586$ cdn. 15.56% sales tax included.
 

matthew_rm

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Dale,

I like the Yamaha recievers. However, for my tastes, I do not feel the amp would be enough. Low end Yamaha sound to much like low end sony.

I'm thinking mabey I should look at Denon. If the new Onkyo's have better built in amps, then I may get one of them.

Does anyone have any experience with Luxman recievers?
 

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I second the Kenwood's, DPL2 and SRS Circle Surround are a real bonus in this price range.
 

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Features are important, but nothing is more important then the built in amp. Do any of these recievers compair to the outlaw 1050?
 

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matthew_rm
i wasn't going to talk to anymore after what you said about yamaha...but i've decided to give you a second chance:D . i thought you were looking for a receiver in the 600$ cdn range. if you can find an outlaw for that price as i will then sell my yammi to someone and buy an outlaw myself. so much for brand loyalty. but seriously i wish you well with whatever you decide to get.
 

matthew_rm

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What did I say about Yamaha besides I dont like the built in amps? Im going to use Klipsch. Klipsch will show the harshness of mass market recievers. Some of the mass market recievers are better then others. Sony and Yamaha have great features, but I dont care as much about that. I may decide to go the, 2ch way. Sound, sound sound! :)
 

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