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  1. 05-25-2006 09:59 PM #1
    jhermance
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    Default Amp for RTi8's

    I am looking for an amp for the set of rti8's i just picked up. Keep in mind i will be eventually upgrading to a set of rti12's.
    Thanks in advance for the help guys.
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    Check out the Outlaw 7700 or 7500. 200 watts/channel into 8 ohm and 300 watts/channel into 4 ohm
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    Outlaw, Parasound, Rotel, Adcom, etc. etc. the list is endless. Do a search on amplifiers here on the forum & read up!!! Try not to settle for less that 200 wpc especially if you plan to upgrade to larger speakers.
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    i have a Rotel 1080 powering a pair of Rti10's and am very happy with that combo. The rest of my system is powered by Rotel 1075. I am using a pioneer 1015 as a pre/pro for now. I like the way the system sounds.

    All the amps that have been listed are all capable and will get you nice results. I agree that you will want 200 wpc at a minimum if you plan to upgrade to the Rti10's or 12's.

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  5. 05-28-2006 08:16 PM #5
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    Anyone try using a B & K amp with RTi's?
    H/K AVR 635 receiver
    Rotel RB985 (100 x 5)
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    AQ Type 2 wire for FXi5's
    AQ Diamondbacks-Fronts & center powered by Rotel
    AQ I/C throughout

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