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Is using a X.1 AV receiver just for stereo bad?
Hello all:
I was wondering if anyone had had luck using a 5.1 or 7.1 AV receiver *just* for two channel stereo?
The values seem to be so much better for HTR, is there a reason not to get a unit like that and only use a fraction of its capabilities since it's cheaper than a S-channel integrated?
Thanks
I was wondering if anyone had had luck using a 5.1 or 7.1 AV receiver *just* for two channel stereo?
The values seem to be so much better for HTR, is there a reason not to get a unit like that and only use a fraction of its capabilities since it's cheaper than a S-channel integrated?
Thanks