Please forgive my novice question, but can I add an amplifier to an Onkyo 605? There do not seem to be any preouts on the back.
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Vist our Online StorePlease forgive my novice question, but can I add an amplifier to an Onkyo 605? There do not seem to be any preouts on the back.
No you cannot.
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True, you can't. But look at the bright side!
You got a great receiver for cheap, which means when you NEED more power or a new amp you won't be replacing a $1000 piece of equiptment.
are there not any high voltage input home theatre amps? I know there are some car audio amps out there that you don't have to have pre-outs to use.
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Thanks for your comments. I just took the plunge and ordered a pair of Rti 10's. Will it help to bi-wire them? Or, should I start saving now for a better receiver?
"He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
you can still bi-AMP the RTi10's by using 2 sets of wire. One set into the FRONT ports on the receiver, and 1 into the unused surround SIDE ports.
You get MUCH BETTER sound that way
Maybe. But you have to realize that you are simply trying to ask for more power from the same amp that is already over stressed as it is.
I suggest you watch the volume, you might risk having it go into protect mode & shutting down.
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Can't wait for the next post........
"Why do I hear a crackling sound from my speakers?"
Tony, ROTFLMAO!!!
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If you do attempt to bi-wire, please remember to remove the binding post jumpers.
"He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
Thanks for the advice. Received the Rti10s today. Decided to let them break in a little before bi-wiring them. While I believe that an amp would improve them, my initial impression is that I can be content without an amp, at least for a while. Of course I said that when I bought my r50's...
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