truaudiophile
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| Cary 303/200 vs. Ayre CX-7 In the end I would go with the Ayre, although there are a few things that bother me about it:1. The remote is extremely cheap2. There is no fast forward function. 3. You can't enter the number of a song you want to hear. 4. The chasis (especially ... | |
| Denon 3803 + vs Rotel or B&K receivers Aeg,I own the Denon 3803 and the Rotel 1065. The 3803 is an excellent processor/HT unit. Has all of the current bells and whistles. However,the pre-amp section is average and as such I would not recommend it as a pre-amp for a separate high qualit... | |
| Denon AVR 3803 vs. Rotel 1055 Noble,I don't have any experience with the B&K 202 so I can't really say how they compare to the Rotel 1065 (or 55) Denon 3803 or the Outlaw 1050. B&K has an excellent reputation in regards to sound quality (both music and HT) and I'm will... | |
| Denon AVR 3803 vs. Rotel 1055 MKfishcer,Thanks for your support on the 3803 vs 1055 debate. Based on my review of your answers to prevous questions posted on this forum it sounds like you know what you're talking about. Keep up the good work! Tru | |
| Rotel RSX 1065 vs. Denon AVR 5803 Ksales,See my response above to the Rotel 1055 vs. Denon 3803. The 5803 has the same "sound signature" as the 3803..warm, full,even throughout, etc. The major difference is that the 5803 has more power, more connectivity, better DSP processing and... | |
| Denon AVR 3803 vs. Rotel 1055 I would say that overall the Rotel is a better sounding (i.e more neutral, transparent) receiver but the Denon has more processing/HT features. The Rotel handles transients better (attack and decay of instruments, crispness of treble instruments i... |