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Yamaha's "Natural Sound" line of consumer home receivers/amps REALLY do "kick!" But, if you want to go really high end, you do have to start with such names as McIntosh. Be prepared to spend 15K+ JUST for an amplifier. Speaker-sets can start as high as 5K-8K PER PAIR, or more, and so on...... Megabucks. We should be happy BA produces our drivers. I hope the DSP/amp vendor produces a quality product, with superior inter-connects, shielding, and engineering. I think they will. The Camaro breaks "quality vs. price" barriers all across the board. Why should the premium audio system stray from this dictum?
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08-17-2008, 09:54 AM | #44 |
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Yamaha are AWESOME for not being separates.
I have an older Yamaha RX-V1 6 channel reciever and it KICKS. It sounds better then my new Pioneer Elite THX 7 channel HDMI reciever in my theater. 118" Carada Fixed screen. |
08-17-2008, 10:04 AM | #45 |
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For the Average home theater, I love Yamaha and Boston Acoustics.
Good stuff! The problem with Yamaha is the customer service. They have a reputation for being awful. Hopefully they are changing that.
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08-17-2008, 10:20 AM | #46 |
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Yes, but my Yamaha RX-V1 isn't average. 63# and retail $3400.
I have had 6 Yamaha recievers and never had a problem. |
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I've had a couple of cars with Bose systems - not impressed. The BA system in my Camaro seems OK (still need to get the EQ settings worked out) but by far the best factory stereo I've experienced to date was the Harmon Kardon system in my MINI Cooper - great sound/volume. The DVD audio system in my wife's Acura TL was very impressive also when playing those rare audio DVD's (Metallica Black album for example).
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07-07-2009, 01:31 PM | #48 |
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No highs, no lows, must be bose. Bose is one of the worst audio companies out there.
At home i run a Denon 3808CI powering Axiom audio all around. M60s for fronts VP150 for center and then QS4's for the surrounds. As for the sub im running a custom enclosure (built myself) TC sounds TC-3000 15" powered off an EP2500. I am a huge audiophile. That is my main setup. In the basement im running Pioneer Elite and Paradigm speakers. Again custom sub for down there too. Yamaha does make pretty good receivers for the money. I had a yamaha before this denon. I would love to go seperates but i just cant get myself to spend that kind of money. Plus the room is not real big so my denon gives plenty of headroom. |
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