Posts by Theresa

Quote:Originally Posted by Bill Mac I thought I would be reading a thread about the comparisons between Outlaw, Emotiva and Marantz amps. But I thought wrong . Bill I too would never have dreamed the direction this thread would...

Quote:Originally Posted by kbarnes701   Threads of this nature always seem to end up as a bickering forum IMO. Anything that asks for, or offers, an opinion always seems to end the same way. The only threads that don't automatically...

Quote:Originally Posted by AustinJerry  Yea, catholic tubes? I'm sorely tempted to make some jokes up about that typo. I'm certain he meant "vacuum tubes."

The only time I've heard a "huge" difference between receivers was when I went from a 12+ year old Yamaha DSP-A100 to a Emotiva UMC-1. I have owned in the period since to a Onkyo PR-SC5508 and then to a Denon 4520. The difference...

Question answered Patriotism is sometimes thinly veiled racism. By the way, both Keith and I follow threads about Emotiva amps because we are both fans. Paranoia isn't necessary.

Quote:Originally Posted by flyingvfreak I would buy an American Made Product over a Chinese product Any day and it worth spending twice as much too!! Ok, but why would you buy an American product for twice what the Chinese...

Haven't "tripped" in decades

Yes, Keith, but don't you have 220 volt circuits? I too have everything running off of one circuit including three Emotiva amps (XPA-3, UPA-5, UPA-2) and a Behringer EP4000. Also the Denon 4520, Oppo 93, two streaming boxes...

All good points. I wonder if the Outlaw has better handling of low impedance loads, not that the XPA-5 has trouble with them. If I had unlimited money I might buy the Outlaw but given my budget I've stayed with Emotiva. If I remember...

Quote:Originally Posted by flyingvfreak Emotiva Made in China!! Outlaw Made in USA!! Enough Said! I would look into Another Outlaw or better yet a Parasound!! Are you being xenophobic or do you have an honest desire to employ...