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Posted on 1/21/14 at 8:49 am to htownjeep
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Thoughts?
I try to match quality of components across the system. Meaning if your living room speakers are $300-500 then that's a good receiver for them. That's pretty damn cheap, but the features seam nice. I just don't know what kind of quality amplification you're going to get, not that it would matter with cheapo speakers.
Why do you have surround sound in a kitchen? I guess I'm just old. Anyway, for the living room I'd get a nice integrated amp, the term receiver I thought applied to devices that picked up radio signals.
Posted on 1/21/14 at 8:51 am to Gaston
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Why do you have surround sound in a kitchen?
I really only have two speakers flush mounted in the ceiling in the kitchen. That receiver was just an old one I had laying around and used it. I don't need a surround sound receiver for the kitchen. Should have clarified that previously. But the receiver in the living room is older as well and I figured it would be fine for the kitchen and update the one in the living room.
Posted on 1/21/14 at 9:00 am to htownjeep
Update, not upgrade...The features do sound nice, just not sure that a $300 receiver could be an upgrade over what you have.
What type speakers do you have in the living room?
What type speakers do you have in the living room?
Posted on 1/21/14 at 9:17 am to Gaston
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What type speakers do you have in the living room?
Bose something. I really don't remember which series. They're probably about 3-4 years old.
Posted on 2/1/14 at 6:59 pm to htownjeep
Cable guy re grounded to main ground, same problem... When I plug my unplugged iphone into a 3.5 to RCA input on the receiver there is no hum... When I plug my computer into a 3.5 to RCA into the amp the gound loop is back (not as bad as when the coax is plugged in)...so it's not JUST with the coax ...what could it be ???
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