DonR
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You can see the PS struggling as indicated by the tones to the left of the fundamental. Only so much you can do with space and budget.57 dB - thats a lot! For children´s room tape recorder of the 1970s....
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You can see the PS struggling as indicated by the tones to the left of the fundamental. Only so much you can do with space and budget.57 dB - thats a lot! For children´s room tape recorder of the 1970s....
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That contains carcinogens and is gonna kill ya.Coke Zero to be specific.
Me, give me a real sugar Pepsi any day.but i kid... who doesnt like a real sugar Vanilla Coke w/ your choice of whiskey?
May be if you try harder, you can too.I am puzzled how they can achieve so bad amplifier performance. I would not be able to do it even if I wanted to do so. Maybe that’s a Big Guys trick
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I have a Marantz 1607, a previous model with similar features in a similar form factor, and it was my primary AVR for several years. I never used the radio but I certainly used the other features extensively.i am quite amused that even in this slimline unit Marantz has to throw in features that the opposition has... so even a compact unit has to have it
why does it have phono? am/fm? like who cares?
it has a slew of online features which i assume all work well, like wifi and ethernet... its like running water... it SHOULD just work
however i delved into the manual to find out it only supports very basic 4.2 bluetooth so SBC only
but it does do BT out to headphones (if you care about that shit)
BUT i'd say that if I was to have this unit and pass out everything to a set of cheap V3s and A07 Max units then it would perform well enough???
Me, give me a real sugar Pepsi any day.
Not to go too far OT but I never met a sugar substitute that didn't make me gag, not to mention they're allWhen I do want a sugary drink, I want proper cane sugar in it. It might blow my sugar intake for half a week, but whatever.
Did not. If you look at amp measurements you see that distortion is the problem, not noise:@amirm did you try to set volume lower in the amp test (higher input)? Eg 75 instead of 82.5.
I tested with analog input which is not subject to such clipping. Even when testing with digital, this new generation of products don't clip anymore:As mentioned, I think it is a good idea to test 5W with lower volume setting as the previous NR models seem to "clip" above volume 80 (0 dB).
Must happen before Christmas so look for it "soon."oh no, im keenly considering cinema 40/50. I'm very worried now. Good sir, when is the reviews expected?
Any chance you can do the reactive load tests? At least one member seems obsessed on that test on an AVR to see how bad it coukd be, so it wouldn't hurt to do one for the C40. Then we can safely assumed the C50, X3800/4800H's will be similar.Must happen before Christmas so look for it "soon."
It is an expensive AVR that is outside of return window so I will have to get permission from owner with respect to chance of damage.Any chance you can do the reactive load tests? At least one member seems obsessed on that test on an AVR to see how bad it coukd be, so it wouldn't hurt to do one for the C40. Then we can safely assumed the C50, X3800/4800H's will be similar.
Ugh, I would say that's not worth it...It is an expensive AVR that is outside of return window so I will have to get permission from owner with respect to chance of damage.
Regardless, if they ever drop to $799 (Canadian), like the NR1510, I will buy one for sure and use it as 2.1 preamp because I am impressed enough with 94 dB SINAD at 2 V. That's almost 20 dB better than the AV7705 and as good as the AV8805A
Just go ahead a buy it from someone with good return policies.oh no, im keenly considering cinema 40/50. I'm very worried now. Good sir, when is the reviews expected?
He doesn't even need to wait for the review. The pre-pro and amp performance will be identical to the X4800H as measured here...Just go ahead a buy it from someone with good return policies.
Last time I bought something from Crutchfield they had "no questions asked and they paid return shipping".
Times may have changed though, do your homework.![]()
The 60 / 120 / 240 Hz pushing through?You can see the PS struggling as indicated by the tones to the left of the fundamental. Only so much you can do with space and budget.
Remember Jolt Cola? "All the sugar and twice the caffeine."When I do want a sugary drink, I want proper cane sugar in it. It might blow my sugar intake for half a week, but whatever.