ROTEL RMB-1075 Or EMO XPA-5?

[aramis109]

Originally Posted by zicmubleu

opi -the 'practical paster'

aramis109, would an amplifier operating at its lowest end deliver the same flat response as it does in a mid-range setting? I agree with your statement, too much is too much, and I think that an amplifier's flatness across its full range would be a factor to consider in this discussion.

I have to admit- you're asking someone who's not even a novice on the subject. However, I would personally think that the response would be the same across the board. Maybe one of the guys with a lot more experience can answer, as well as drop in their opinion on whether 50% or more headroom is really gaining you anything vs. say 10-20%.

[Halcro 1]

Originally Posted by Opips2

GotRice,

I respect aramis's opinion. He dislike very expensive home theater equipment is waste.

Very interesting....He never learning experienced gift to share us.

I dont think Harmon Kardon and Outlaw are expensive at all ,, Basiaclly very mainstream

[Halcro 1]

Originally Posted by aramis109

I have to admit- you're asking someone who's not even a novice on the subject. However, I would personally think that the response would be the same across the board. Maybe one of the guys with a lot more experience can answer, as well as drop in their opinion on whether 50% or more headroom is really gaining you anything vs. say 10-20%.

I agree 10-20% headroom is fine .... Most people arent going to listen to anything @ reference level volume .. I believe reference level is 100Db .... by the MPAA.... Aramis you are in Milw ... PM me and you can stop by and Listen to the Halcro

[Opips2]

Originally Posted by Halcro 1

I dont think Harmon Kardon and Outlaw are expensive at all ,, Basiaclly very mainstream

HALCRO!! WHAT YOU TALK ABOUT??!?!@?

WHAT!?! who can afford over $4000.00 for real home theater's elecetorics equipment and facy loudspeakers.


I consider a cinema theater THX 125 db is sound prefect. Most home theater is 90db but prefer 110db louder is too high. It’s problem less headroom.

A separate power amplifier is more headroom about 50%. It’ll back to normal sound 90db

That's my theory...

[Halcro 1]

Originally Posted by Opips2

HALCRO!! WHAT YOU TALK ABOUT??!?!@?

WHAT!?! who can afford over $4000.00 for real home theater's elecetorics equipment and facy loudspeakers.


I consider a cinema theater THX 125 db is sound prefect. Most home theater is 90db but prefer 110db louder is too high. It’s problem less headroom.

A separate power amplifier is more headroom about 50%. It’ll back to normal sound 90db

That's my theory...

1. I can LOL price Halcro ....125 Db Is louder than most concerts ...( I do live sound for a living) even 110 Db in a home is really freakin loud ....I dont have a room big enough for 125 Db and sound good ...My Halcro is 250 WPC in 8 ohms ....buy an efficient speaker and you dont need as much power ...

[aramis109]

Originally Posted by Halcro 1

I agree 10-20% headroom is fine .... Most people arent going to listen to anything @ reference level volume .. I believe reference level is 100Db .... by the MPAA.... Aramis you are in Milw ... PM me and you can stop by and Listen to the Halcro

Very cool of you. Once things settle down in my house re: baby and getting ready for that I may take you up on that!

[Halcro 1]

Originally Posted by aramis109

Very cool of you. Once things settle down in my house re: baby and getting ready for that I may take you up on that!

Door is open

[Opips2]

Originally Posted by Halcro 1

1. I can LOL price Halcro ....125 Db Is louder than most concerts ...( I do live sound for a living) even 110 Db in a home is really freakin loud ....I dont have a room big enough for 125 Db and sound good ...My Halcro is 250 WPC in 8 ohms ....buy an efficient speaker and you dont need as much power ...

Why not? I want much...my power amplifier all 7 channel 190 watts at 4 ohms.
Axiom: M80 v2 floorstanding speakers is 400 watts at 4 ohms.

Room: 15' x 11'
I can't fit 4 subwoofers in the room.

Who need more 4 subwoofers??

[jaydoc24]

Opi, you had me going for a second...

That was a wonderfully coherent and understandable post on the previous page. It was a pleasure. But we are all glad to have you back.

My day just is not right without your posts in it!

[Opips2]

Originally Posted by jaydoc24

Opi, you had me going for a second...

That was a wonderfully coherent and understandable post on the previous page. It was a pleasure. But we are all glad to have you back.

My day just is not right without your posts in it!

Cool

It was a pleasure!

My sister don't like me make idea my project in home theater.
My sister don't care about blu-ray.... I care blu-ray. I love high definiton picture and too HD audio.

[Halcro 1]

Originally Posted by Opips2

Why not? I want much...my power amplifier all 7 channel 190 watts at 4 ohms.
Axiom: M80 v2 floorstanding speakers is 400 watts at 4 ohms.

Room: 15' x 11'
I can't fit 4 subwoofers in the room.

Who need more 4 subwoofers??

Halcro is 350 Watts into 4 Ohms ,,,,, I never mentioned 4 subwoofers

[Opips2]

Originally Posted by Halcro 1

Halcro is 350 Watts into 4 Ohms ,,,,, I never mentioned 4 subwoofers

cool! How much price a loudspeakers Halcro is 350 watts at 4 ohms impedance?

[Big Daddy]

Opip,

If you like power so much, save your money and buy a Cinepro amplifier. Cinepro is one of the companies that makes extremely powerful amplifiers. You can buy the 4K6 MK4 SE-Gold or 3K6 MK-4. They are 6-channel amps. They cost several thousand dollars, but can shake the foundation of your house. It will make your sister very happy.

These are the specs:

Cinepro 4K6 MK-4 Gold SE (6 Channels)
475 watts-8 Ohms per 6 channels
650 watts-6 Ohms
800 watts-4 Ohms
1200 watts-2 Ohms

Mono Mode
1200 Watts, 8 Ohms
1400 Watts, 4 OHMs

Cinepro 3K6 MK-4 (6 Channels)
450 watts-8 Ohms
600 watts-6 Ohms
750 watts-4 Ohms
1100 watts-2 Ohms

http://www.cinepro.com/Cinepro4k6-4S...nersManual.pdf
http://www.cinepro.com/Cinepro%203k6...s%20Manual.pdf

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volum...inepro3k6.html
http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_3_1/v3n1b.html
http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volum...er-6-2001.html
http://www.hometheatermag.com/poweramplifiers/91/
http://www.audioreview.com/mfr/cinep...9_1583CRX.ASPX

http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/i...p?topic=6650.0

[Opips2]

WHOA!!! WHAT A AMPLIFIER!?!

I'm very sorry... I've bought it amplifier Outlaw and has the Lowest 005.THD distoration rating, Powerful 119 DB.

[Happycamper]

Originally Posted by Big Daddy

Opip,

If you like power so much, save your money and buy a Cinepro amplifier. Cinepro is one of the companies that makes extremely powerful amplifiers. You can buy the 4K6 MK4 SE-Gold or 3K6 MK-4. They are 6-channel amps. They cost several thousand dollars, but can shake the foundation of your house. It will make your sister very happy.

These are the specs:

Cinepro 4K6 MK-4 Gold SE (6 Channels)
475 watts-8 Ohms per 6 channels
650 watts-6 Ohms
800 watts-4 Ohms
1200 watts-2 Ohms

Mono Mode
1200 Watts, 8 Ohms
1400 Watts, 4 OHMs

Cinepro 3K6 MK-4 (6 Channels)
450 watts-8 Ohms
600 watts-6 Ohms
750 watts-4 Ohms
1100 watts-2 Ohms

http://www.cinepro.com/Cinepro4k6-4S...nersManual.pdf
http://www.cinepro.com/Cinepro%203k6...s%20Manual.pdf

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volum...inepro3k6.html
http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_3_1/v3n1b.html
http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volum...er-6-2001.html
http://www.hometheatermag.com/poweramplifiers/91/
http://www.audioreview.com/mfr/cinep...9_1583CRX.ASPX

http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/i...p?topic=6650.0

Very cool, but man a dedicated 20-30 amp for each one is crazyyyyyy......

[richteer]

Originally Posted by Happycamper

Very cool, but man a dedicated 20-30 amp for each one is crazyyyyyy......

Nope, just well advised for the best sound quality.

[AmitG]

I've been using the Rotel 1075 for over a year now and it just seems to get better with time. I certainly dont regret buying it.........