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Re: What reciever should I buy for my home stereo?
Nice try david, but i cannot get XM radio in the dorm room, there is a roof in the way of the signal. I know this because my roommate has it, and he cannot get a signal. And I plan to live in the same dorm next year.
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19-12-2004, 23:41
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Re: What reciever should I buy for my home stereo?
I'm a big fan of Pioneer, Onkyo, and Denon. Looking at those speaker models, they're pretty old (and huge! 4 floor-standing speakers in dorm!?). I'd take a look for older Denon or Onkyo models on ebay. If you're going to be using those older speakers for a while, I probably wouldn't buy a brand new receiver since the cheaper one's aren't very good and a more expensive one would probably be overkill.
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19-12-2004, 23:51
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Re: What reciever should I buy for my home stereo?
"HUGE" Your telling me! haha. Yeah, i got another tip on getting a Denon. I guess my question is, what kind of power do i need/not need with what i have?
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