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Question: can i crank it up so when i talk no one can hear me and sound is still clear.??
Document: Never thought I would see the return of a high quality receiver--but here it is. I've been involved with stereo equipment for many years and used to collect old receivers--this one brings back fond memories. The quality and versatility are excellent --even has a phono pre-amp, mm and mc!! For most of us the sound quality is incredible with a clear broad soundstage and lots of depth. I'm planning on holding on to this one for a very long time.
I did some review searching before I bought, and this unit is a big step up from the standard amplifiers. I don't know if it matches the high end tube units, but I can hear a clear difference in the response of my speakers to the unit when playing LP or CD. The tuner does a much better job of pulling signal and eliminates a lot of noise that I used to hear. I am glad I "moved up" to this unit.
Great receiver from a top notch company. Google their products. You'll never hear a serious complaint. Real value for the audiophile.
I have been searching for a stereo or integrated amp $1000 or under to drive my B&W CM1s for a while. I have tried NAD, Marantz, Onkyo, Rotel & Cambridge Audio. All have left me feeling unsatisfied. I kept seeing this receiver and the good reviews that it was getting. I decided to try it out. The moment that I heard it, I knew this was the one! My search was over & haven't looked back.
Bought unit with a pair of Outlaw bookshelf speakers. Hooked everything up (simple) and have not shut it off since... The sound is absolutley amazing. Clarity is phenominal. Very cool design. Makes my turntable sound like it should. Vinyl lives!!! FIVE STARS ALL THE WAY!
I did a lot of research before purchasing the Outlaw RR2150. The Polk Audio surround sound setup I'd used for years just wasn't cutting it for music, and I listen to far more of it than watch movies. In a bid to simplify things, I went stereo and upgraded my speakers to the Fluance XL7F and knew I needed a powerful amp to drive them to their full potential. Reviews from Stereophile, Audioholics, etc., all raved about the Outlaw's performance, quality, customer service and value.
Bought this because it received rave reviews everywhere I looked. Pros: sound quality is excellent. It is a powerful, but simple device and I like simple. Cons: the front knobs look like something out of a crackerjack box. The FM receiver is crap even with the antenna fully deployed. I realize that homes these days have much more FM interference than we had when I was a kid, but come on! My panasonic hand-held battery operated pocket radio from 1974 kicks but on this.
The same goes for CDs and cassettes. Coupling the Outlaw with the Cambridge DacMagic 100, even digital sources (e.g., internet radio, iTunes) sound far better than through my old A/V receiver with digital inputs. Contrary to another reviewer's experience, I find the AM and FM reception quite good from the suburbs.It's worth noting that, in addition to the standard bass and treble adjustments, the Outlaw offers an optional bass boost, which is selectable at three frequencies.
This is "Retro-Chic" for people who never even know what "Chic" was in the first place...
They give a 30 day no questions asked return policy if you don't like it. I give it my highest recommendation.
Answer: The basic answer is yes, but it depends on the efficiency of your speakers and their ability to play loudly without distortion. You could go to the Stereophile site where there are reviews of speakers and their efficiency is and ability to play loudly without distortion is noted. For example the LS3/5a will not play loudly and some electrostatic speakers will either shut down or fry if they are played too loudly. The Klipsch corner horn is very efficient and can play very loudly, but many rooms lack two corners in which to place them. You might look at the reviews of various Wharfdale Diamond speakers in Stereophile on line or look online for CervenVega (spelling?) speakers which have a reputation for putting out a lot of volume.