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mantis
12-29-2002, 06:01 PM
up down up down up down........yeah.......

In the name of the cheap one............can greatness be had????

this is my own quote.
:o
Might be alittle out of the aproved list by a certain person but I think it's a nice pic.

polkatese
12-29-2002, 07:27 PM
dang, is that the new 507? stop it Mantis, I promise to enjoy my Rotel for at least a year before considering other receivers...mmmm......but it does looks great....nah, my Rotel looks better

MxStYlEpOlKmAn
12-29-2002, 08:33 PM
and....what is it? brand - specs - etc etc

polkatese
12-29-2002, 09:22 PM
AUDIO SPECS

Surround Sound Processing *
DOLBY DPL/DPLII/EX

DTS-ES/Neo:6

THX Ultra2
DOLBY DPL/DPLII/EX

DTS-ES/Neo:6

Power Rating 8 ohms
7 x 150w

Power Rating 4 ohms
7 x 185w

Damping Factor (50 Hz)
200

IM Distortion (SMPTE)
.09%

THD
.09%

Signal to Noise Ratio, A Weighted
95dB

Audio Inputs (Stereo)
7

Digital Inputs: Coax/Optical
6/5

Digital Outputs: Coax/Optical
1/1 Zone A
1/0 Zone B

Surround Outputs
8

Number of Zones A/V
2

Number of Amp Channels
7

Frequency Response
5 Hz - 45 kHz

* Dolby Laboratories, Inc. – DPL: Dolby Pro Logic; DPLII: Dolby Pro Logic II; DD: Dolby Digital; EX: Dolby Surround EX Digital Theater Systems, Inc.

DTS: Digital Theater System; Neo:6: DTS Neo:6; ES: DTS-ES Extended Surround

Lucasfilm Ltd. - THX: Lucasfilm Home THX Ultra2 Processing

VIDEO SPECS

Buffered Input Impedance
75 ohms

Buffered Output Impedance
75 ohms

Composite Video Inputs/Outputs
7/5

S-Video Inputs / Outputs
7/5

S-Video Inputs / Frequency Response
20Hz - 10MHz

Component Video Inputs / Outputs
3/1

Component Video Inputs / Frequency Response
Unlimited

Dimensions in Inches
Width 17" (43.18cm)
Height 7" (15.24cm)
Depth 15.5" (39.37 cm)

Shipping Weight (lb)
65 (29.5kg)

Designed and Manufactured in the USA

mantis
12-29-2002, 10:10 PM
Yes it is the new avr507.........it got me thinking.You Rotel is much better looking.The silver rsx1065 is just a knockout.And for retail of 2 grand?????can't even touch it.

But this is another thing.4 grand and loaded up for everything.Sound quality will be challenged my the Rotel,yes indeed but not in features ,amps or connectability.Audio the Rotel has 8 but video only 5.Doesn't matter if your not heavy with video gear.
I just like B&K alot.4 grand or not,it's one hell of a peice.

polkatese
12-29-2002, 10:38 PM
I demoed avr-307 over at tweeter when I was getting my REL, I have to say, it's great sounding gear, I don't mind owning one, now in the hindsight, had I gone with b&k, I could have completed my 7.1 HT and perhaps even getting a pair of LSi9 for the back channels by now.....no regrets though, I am still amazed on the Rotel, lsi15, and REL on how much they complement each other so well....I've been expanding my SACD collections since I got the philips gear closeout, on the single layer 2 channels sacd, the storm is so invisible (in term of how well it blends with the 15) that it's scary. One day I turn the rel off, and boy, it sounds like it misses the lower end quite a bit.

mantis
01-01-2003, 08:54 AM
polkatese,
you can enjoy 7.1 with the Rotel rsx1065..........you need to add a rb1050.It's perfect for surround back.you'll need to run the gain up just a bit when you recalibrate.
Dude the avr307/507 sounds amazing with Lsi15's.I borrowed liv4fam's avr307 and I was blown away how well they sounded together.It gave my Rotel seperates one hell of a run.Going B&K...going Rotel for lsi's,I don't see a flaw.
So if your ready for surroundback.......the Rotel rb1050 is waiting for you........could be calling to you.....it's only like 399.99 retail.

polkatese
01-01-2003, 11:53 AM
Dan,
thanks, that is this year project, either rb-1050 and LSi9. I wonder though, whether there is enough contents for the surroundback at this point. I am more excited on the possibility of hearing simulated 7.1 stereo (I really like the 5.1 stereo on the Rotel)....And I really want to try LSi9.

mantis
01-01-2003, 03:52 PM
dude,
using lsi9's as surround back????man I would go lsi7's.Surround back isn't used that much.Lsi9's are not wall mountable,but I can see why you would want them.I considered them for my new theater,but then I would have to build shelves for them.It's a really back there thought for me,7's are my choice.
Cool dude!!

polkatese
01-01-2003, 04:40 PM
I felt missing out on the LSi9 sonic superiority for not having one, my thinking was if 9 was an overkill for surround, then it will moved to the master bedroom to replace the RM3000 (main) for good. It is such a piece of art though, that I don't mind staring at it, just like the 15

mantis
01-01-2003, 04:46 PM
LOL,
that was good.I feel slightly the same as you.I like to just look at them.
I don't think it's overkill,just the ability not to hang onwall and the depth of the cabnet was my thinking.I would use em.What the hell.I still think I'm gonna use the 7's in my room.........then again the day isn't here yeat...