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    Default Panasonic SA-XR70????

    Does anyone have any info regarding this receiver?????? How does it sound when compared to the SA-XR45? When is its release date? I wanted to buy one for my system.

    What about the SA-XR45 and SA-XR50? How much better is the 50 than the 45? Is the 50 the 45's replacement?
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    The SA-XR50 is the direct replacement to the SA-XR25. The SA-XR70 is the replacement for the SA-XR45.

    Here's some information on the SA-XR70....

    http://www.highfidelityreview.com/ne...umber=18868399

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    Google man google- tons of info.- what is with Panasonic for a reciever???
    PS3 and HD Front Projection, life is good. Too bad Blu-Ray and the PS3 are already obsolete.....

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    The buzz on the internet is that the Panasonic receivers sounds amazing, surprisingly, in 2 channel. These Panasonic receivers have a Texas Instrument-designed digital amp section that, when connected to the source via a digital connection, will keep the signal in digital form until the speaker output. Not so good if you are doing DVD-A or SACD due to the extra analog >>> digital >>> analog conversion. And despite their specs, 100 watts/channel @ 6 ohms, the Panasonic receivers actually match up very well to similarly-priced Yamaha and Onkyo HT receivers in terms of power output, according to a 3-way comparison test in Sound & Vision magazine.

    A lot of people are also modding the heck out of these receivers....the detachable power cord is the first mod most people make. Boulder Cable Company actually offers mods on these receivers costing $700.00!!

    I listened to the SA-XR25 for a little while when it was available at Circuit City....very impressive.

    BTW, most mass market manufacturers now offer digital amps in some of their receivers....Sony ES, Yamaha, Kenwood, Pioneer, Sherwood, JVC, etc.... all offer digital amps in some of their receivers.

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    Yea, there is alot of chatter on AA about the digital amplifiers. I may pick one up to get some monkey love for the ears, just haven't had any time. I've heard the Sony ES line.

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    Can you comment on the sony? I might get one, it will be powering my 2 Lsi9's, 2 Lsi7's, Lsic and SVS 20-39PCi. Theyre connected with IXOS wiring and also have a Toshiba (the miracle audio cd player). You guys like the system?
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