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Originally posted by HTMAN21 I purchased a Denon 4802 and within 3 days I exchanged it for an Integra 8.2 (same as 989). I Denon was very thin and shallow sounding and horrible with stereo music. This is only my opinion. As always Listen for your self and buy what sounds best to you. |
Originally posted by eieio how come there are so many model numbers for the same unit? |
Originally posted by DKMIK The AVC-A11SR is a AMP. and the 4802 is a Receiver, beside the tuner there is no differece between them. |
The only things lacking are THX Ultra II, an AC-3 RF input, trigger outputs and a decent remote, the last two omissions are annoying when you realise that the American AVR-4802 equivalent ships with trigger terminals, the recently enhanced AKTIS RC-8000 LCD touch panel remote and an integral tuner. |
Originally posted by DKMIK The AVC-A11SR is a AMP. and the 4802 is a Receiver, beside the tuner there is no differece between them. |
Originally posted by Bubun AVC-A11SR in my country have THX 2 processing, the set-up menu inside the same like 5803(AVC-A1SR). |
Originally posted by magking I have the AVC A11SR and can't believe what i'm reading. The AVC A11SR is great for music and surround. I have not heard the other mentioned, so they can be better for all i know. The power rating stated by Denon is actuelly lower than Home Cinema Choice measured in their review: "LAB RESULTS Manufacturer's rated output: 7x 125W (0.05% THD, 8ohms, 20Hz-20kHz) Measured power output @ 1kHz: 166.2W (8ohms, 0.77% THD) Fidelity firewall: 156.0W @ 0.03% THD (8ohms, 1kHz) Distortion @ 50W: 0.001% (8ohms, 1KHz) Frequency response: 20Hz-20kHz ±0.43dB" Take a look here: http://www.homecinemachoice.com/testbench/index.html and here: http://www.whatvideotv.com/testbench/index.html |