hello will this do 11.2 like the denon 4311ci
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This amp will blow you away. The class d3 is where it is at. It does 9.2. But i dont bother with that crap. I have two of them and i loooovee the bi amp capabilities of this unit. I use it with my paradigm studio 100's and it is almost to much!!! You will not regret this amp! If you do purchase it, i highly recommend using the auto calibration ONLY for distance. Do everything else by ear!
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to the best of my knowledge there is no such thing as 11.2 channel surround. Most movie productions are done in 5.2 surround sound with an occasional 7.2 production and the industry does not seem poised to invest further at this time..I have long been a pioneer enthusiast my elite SC-79 is no exception
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Sorry, i don't know because i purchased this for a friend, i use Denon DNMC3000...
62840
Yes, it will bitstream DolbyDigital 5.1 and DTS to Amp over Optical. That's all I use it for (all audio over Optical).
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Absolutely! This receiver lets you use a setup "up to" 7.2 channels. The speaker inputs are labeled for 5.1 as well. That's what I'm doing right now, secure in the knowledge that I can always add another two satellites and a second subwoofer later. Take a look at a picture showing the back of the receiver, the input panel, and you'll see it's labeled for 5.1 as well. Hope this helps!
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I use my Denon AH-D7000 with it through an E17 DAC to my Colorfly C4 & it works perfectly. So it will play your HD-650's as intended. However; if truth be told, I get the same quality directly from my C4 :-) Good luck to you, M
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One more thing to Norman Normal, you have not specified which amp you have. If you have a Denon, there is a menu option buried down deep where you can specify multi-channel or two-channel.
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I am using one for my center channel in a 7.1 setup Works great for this and provides nice chrisp sound quality. I am very happy with this product.
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According to the manual the AVR-888 can handle 2.1. You can find the manual (PDF) on the Denon website. Any receiver that accepts RCA stereo input - usually color coded as white and red - should be able to handle 2.1 since that's what stereo is. For anything higher than 2.1 you'd need a digital connection (optical or HDMI) or a source that has a separate output for every discrete channel.
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I too am interested in 110-240 switching feature so that I can use it at 220/240. Can Denon respond?
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It works both ways. I have it hooked up with a Denon amp that has two subwoofer outputs for 7.2 surround and they're incredible!
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Most certainly! I run a denon AVR 4311 with Polk RTi A9 towers polk VM 20 as a center and a Polk sub and these def-techs bring up the rear beautifully!
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This model has Rca and 1/4" inch plugs for both channels. It should work fine. Great upgrade to your sound!
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Chris , awesome u got an 1222K. Its a great AVR. Go to a thred just on our receiver? Its called avr 1222k . Go to this? U can have any question answered to our AVR. ...But the answer to ur question is only comes on when ur playing something thats picking up one of the signals including ur DTs-HD.. So as long as ur playing something thats sending one of the Dolby signal.... Good luck Chris.
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Not sure - check the PSW110 specifications at the Polk web site: www.polkaudio.com/home
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I dont know if this helps. I have a Marantz 8801 with b&w 683 I found the amp clean and clear with The exception of being on the bright Side with treble.
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Go online to denon and ask the same question, corp is very good for a quick response.
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It should work. I have it hooked to a Denon receiver of about the same size and capability.