I use an Arcam A85 for that reason. It will allow 2 sets of speakers. If you going to use it with a Roku then you'll have acess to internet radio so no need of a tuner. I use mine with Proac Studio 100's and a Sonos with a dac for a front end.
Short depth receiver or amp for bookshelf?
All,
I'm moving to a house where space will be at a bit of a premium, so i'm going to abandon my old stereo and giant cerwin vega speakers. I've found a lot of really helpful information about small high quality bookshelf speakers here (considering the Epos ELS-3). I can't find much about short depth receivers or amps (I am probably only hooking up a Roku Soundbridge, though a tuner or cd player would be a nice bonus). Finally, being able to hook up two sets of speakers A/B would also be a nice feature. 10" depth would be ideal, 12" would be ok.
The Denon M-33S looks interesting, but haven't heard great things about the speakers and don't really want to buy it just to toss the speakers. I've found lots of nice stereo receivers about 15" deep. Is it unrealistic to think I can find one in my size range?
Thanks!
I'm moving to a house where space will be at a bit of a premium, so i'm going to abandon my old stereo and giant cerwin vega speakers. I've found a lot of really helpful information about small high quality bookshelf speakers here (considering the Epos ELS-3). I can't find much about short depth receivers or amps (I am probably only hooking up a Roku Soundbridge, though a tuner or cd player would be a nice bonus). Finally, being able to hook up two sets of speakers A/B would also be a nice feature. 10" depth would be ideal, 12" would be ok.
The Denon M-33S looks interesting, but haven't heard great things about the speakers and don't really want to buy it just to toss the speakers. I've found lots of nice stereo receivers about 15" deep. Is it unrealistic to think I can find one in my size range?
Thanks!