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    Ok so i have two rti 10's for my left and right channel and wanted to get a seperate amp and was looking at the anthem pva 2 anybody have this or any other suggestions.

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    That's a nice piece of gear.

    That question is loaded. If you have a budget, state it, either way you're going to have a million suggestions.

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    i would like to stay around the 1000 dollar budget or below and i forgot to add that i have a onkyo txnr801 as my receiver. i was thinking about the outlaw monoblocks but something about how skiny they are turns me off.

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    They might be skinny, but they carry a real BIG punch & will make your speakers sing with 200 watts being sent to them!

    I should know, I have one driving my center channel! A good bang for the buck option!
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    Amps last for a good long time. You can go pretty high end with that budget if you are willing to purchase used.

    The outlaw amps are nice and a great bang for the buck, but there are benefits to going higher end. You could go with something recent like this Cinnova (way overkill for RTi10's but they will handle any speaker you want to switch to in the future as well....)

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    For $1000 you could get lot of high-end amps new or used like Classe', Musical Fidelity, Proceed, Bel Canto, Odyssey Densigns etc.... Check out Audiogon for best bang for the bucks amps. Good luck.
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    double post.
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    Since no one has mentioned it yet, I will throw in my favourite...
    Rotel RB-1080

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    Captain,

    Grab Russman aragon 2004 and run, plus you will have money left over for more stuff!

    CRj

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    Quote Originally Posted by criverajr
    Captain,

    Grab Russman aragon 2004 and run, plus you will have money left over for more stuff!

    CRj


    good point, someone has to grab that thing at that ridiculous price....gods sake :)
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    you could also go with this one:
    http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36394

    quite a bit under your budget but definately a solid amp

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    Ok so i've been looking again and should i get a 3 channel amp so its the same sound coming out of my front 3 if so i was looking at the anthem mca3 which is like 850 so its in my price range.
    Reciever: Onkyo TXNR801
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    Sub: Polk PSW505, Polk PSW10
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    Quote Originally Posted by ohskigod
    good point, someone has to grab that thing at that ridiculous price....gods sake :)
    what is he selling it for?
    polkaudio RTi10 bi-amped at 300 WPC
    polkaudio CSi5
    polkaudio FXi3
    Velodyne CHT-12
    harman/kardon AVR-254
    harman/kardon FL-8385
    Emotiva UPA-7

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    Quote Originally Posted by McLoki
    Amps last for a good long time. You can go pretty high end with that budget if you are willing to purchase used.

    The outlaw amps are nice and a great bang for the buck, but there are benefits to going higher end. You could go with something recent like this Cinnova (way overkill for RTi10's but they will handle any speaker you want to switch to in the future as well....)

    Michael
    I vouche for the Cinenova Grande 3 :-)

    The outlaw monoblocks should handle your RTis but if you want to switch
    to the LSi series ( especially the LSi15s ) and like to listen at close to
    reference level, the Cinenova Grande 3 will do a better job...
    Pio Elite 60 in 1080p PRO-150FD KURO
    Integra DTC-9.8 - Pio Elite BDP-95FD
    Cinenova Grande 3 ( 600W x 3 ) - Polk LSi15s, LSiC
    Outlaw M2200s x 2 ( 300W x 2 ) - Polk LC265i x 2
    Velodyne HGS-15X

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