Richard Little
Stunt Coordinator
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- Jun 20, 2003
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I’m sorry to bring this subject up again, but... I own klipsch 10.5 mains. I find them to be a little harsh at higher frequencies and am trying to pick a good receiver, it not to tame this certainly not magnify it. I have been really interested in the Pioneer 45TX but have read the following statement in another thread.
"...
Warm: Marantz, HK
Neutral: Onkyo, Integra
Bright: Yamaha, Pioneer
And my definitions of the above..
Bright is in your face, edgy but not so much as to cause
sibilance. Just really energetic on the High Frequencies.
Warm is calm, not drawing too much attention to it's self.
If I were to use women a anlogy a warm woman would be one
who doesn't need the fancy dress or makeup to look good and
she treates you right.
Neutral is somewhere inbetween both of the above. This is
the woman i'd marry if I used the above analogy. ..."
Does this really hold true? Will I be more likely to magnify the high end freq? I have also read other post that stated that these classifications are overstated and its not that hard to get any receiver (in the same price range) to sound just like the other brand. Should I try to stay away from the 45TX? (I like the 45TX mainly be cause of the auto MCAAC stuff and the base management)
"...
Warm: Marantz, HK
Neutral: Onkyo, Integra
Bright: Yamaha, Pioneer
And my definitions of the above..
Bright is in your face, edgy but not so much as to cause
sibilance. Just really energetic on the High Frequencies.
Warm is calm, not drawing too much attention to it's self.
If I were to use women a anlogy a warm woman would be one
who doesn't need the fancy dress or makeup to look good and
she treates you right.
Neutral is somewhere inbetween both of the above. This is
the woman i'd marry if I used the above analogy. ..."
Does this really hold true? Will I be more likely to magnify the high end freq? I have also read other post that stated that these classifications are overstated and its not that hard to get any receiver (in the same price range) to sound just like the other brand. Should I try to stay away from the 45TX? (I like the 45TX mainly be cause of the auto MCAAC stuff and the base management)