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Value AVR with pre-outs (for Fosi Audio V3 Monos)

there is plenty off second hand Marantz 6012/6013/7012 ,all have pre outs
 
Onkyo TX-RZ50 has full preouts. Note that Amir’s review gave this a bad review due to the power amp performance, meaning that your use-case entirely avoids the built in amp issues.
 
Would the X3500H be a suitable option? Reading Amir's review of that unit he was very damning of the DAC, with issues that are more prevalent at higher voltages (it's a bit over my head, so sorry if I'm mis-speaking!).
 
I have this Harman kardon AVR amplifier from 2005... AVR 240.
It has full seven channel pre outs. It also has good high current capacity amplifiers.
But as compared to my other Harman kardon AVR 3550, it distorts at high volumes.

How do I use it with the fosi v3 monoblocks please?

I have a pair of transmission line speakers - Irving m Bud Frieds A 6 signature.
And a pair of Focals bookshelf speakers 706v2
And a pair of jamo S 602 surround speakers.

Harman kardon AVR 240
https://www.newegg.com/harman-kardo...rnrpMIJgD-zDOtaqzxBj2EOciFYGOHhQVjlbgZ4R8CoGt
 
I have this Harman kardon AVR amplifier from 2005... AVR 240.
It has full seven channel pre outs. It also has good high current capacity amplifiers.
But as compared to my other Harman kardon AVR 3550, it distorts at high volumes.

How do I use it with the fosi v3 monoblocks please?

I have a pair of transmission line speakers - Irving m Bud Frieds A 6 signature.
And a pair of Focals bookshelf speakers 706v2
And a pair of jamo S 602 surround speakers.

Harman kardon AVR 240
https://www.newegg.com/harman-kardo...rnrpMIJgD-zDOtaqzxBj2EOciFYGOHhQVjlbgZ4R8CoGt
You could Check The Back Panel of your AVR. If there are "Pre-Out" you could connect the pre-out with input of the V3 accordingly (for Front L/R, C, etc) then remove the speaker cables of the connected pre-out channel(s) from the AVR, instead, now connect the speakers directly through the output of the V3. Balance the volume using the AVR Channel Level setting and V3 power knob. During playback, use only the AVR Volume Knob as usual.


Hope this might help.
Enjoy.
 
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You could Check The Back Panel of your AVR. If there are "Pre-Out" you could connect the pre-out with input of the V3 accordingly (for Front L/R, C, etc) then remove the speaker cables of the connected pre-out channel(s) from the AVR, instead, now connect the speakers directly through the output of the V3. Balance the volume using the AVR Channel Level setting and V3 power knob. During playback, use only the AVR Volume Knob as usual.


Hope this might help.
Enjoy.
thank you for your kindness in responding
 
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