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Originally Posted by mjaudio 
Personally I would go with either the Classe SSP-800 or the ADA Cinema Rhapsody Mach IV if you wanted to go high end. ADA also makes a less expensive Suite 7.1 which does away with a lot of inputs for a simpler system but it is said to have the same SQ.
For about 4 times or more the retail cost of either a Onkyo 5508 or Integra 80.2 it is up to you if it's worth it though. I know the Classe has had it's issues, not sure about ADA but there a quality company and make great sounding pre-pro's that I have owned in the past. I have never had a problem with an ADA pre-pro and I have owned 4 of them over the years, great products but I have never had the latest.
I am sure you can find issues with just about any pre-pro made today if you search around the AVS long enough. For every 1 complaint there are probably 100 who don't so take that into consideration.
The Integra's come with a period of time were there are no questions asked replacement if you have a problem. I am not sure what that time frame was but I think it the first 60 days? From there you have a 2 year warranty.
I personally am not too concerned about my Onkyo 5508 (knock on wood
) but I have had very expensive pre-pro's that have had to have a lot of repairs so it's not like your immune from problems if you spend over $5K.

Personally I would go with either the Classe SSP-800 or the ADA Cinema Rhapsody Mach IV if you wanted to go high end. ADA also makes a less expensive Suite 7.1 which does away with a lot of inputs for a simpler system but it is said to have the same SQ.
For about 4 times or more the retail cost of either a Onkyo 5508 or Integra 80.2 it is up to you if it's worth it though. I know the Classe has had it's issues, not sure about ADA but there a quality company and make great sounding pre-pro's that I have owned in the past. I have never had a problem with an ADA pre-pro and I have owned 4 of them over the years, great products but I have never had the latest.
I am sure you can find issues with just about any pre-pro made today if you search around the AVS long enough. For every 1 complaint there are probably 100 who don't so take that into consideration.
The Integra's come with a period of time were there are no questions asked replacement if you have a problem. I am not sure what that time frame was but I think it the first 60 days? From there you have a 2 year warranty.
I personally am not too concerned about my Onkyo 5508 (knock on wood
) but I have had very expensive pre-pro's that have had to have a lot of repairs so it's not like your immune from problems if you spend over $5K.MJA --- there is a 6 month period of replacement to the DEALER from the time the DEALER rec'd it....NOT 6 month's from when the customer purchases it...JUST so u guys will know.





















