KingOfTheNorth
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Thank you guys, Now I just wait for a good used c388 or c368/c268 for sale... Im NOT buying this stuff new
I think having bluOS, Hdmi, and dac in one unit is the future.
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Thank you guys. Ill go for the 388. Hopefully I will have plenty of headroom 👌
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Im buying a nad stereoamp for my klipsch rp280f. I have narroved it down to 2 alternatives
1. Nad 388 with BluOS and Hdmi 2000 USD
2. Nad 368 with BluOS and Hdmi & Nad 268 Combo 3000 USD
Alternative one has 150w/c, while alternative 2 has 300 w/c. My local "dealer" tells me I should go for alternative 2. Shocker!
Will I notice any difference between the two?
Thoughts?
"You can pair the C 268 with the NAD C 368 Hybrid Digital DAC Amplifier, and with both units bridged for mono, 300 watts per channel of distortion-free sound become available for your listening pleasure."
Your help is appreciated Thanks
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On 2/11/2019 at 12:39 AM, willland said:
Maybe look for an NAD C388 with the BluOS and HDMI modules. Plenty of power and bass drive to run you out of your room.
Bill
@willland I probably will go for the Nad c388, it has everything i need in one box. My local dealer advices me to go with the c368+c268 and bridge them to 300w/c. That probably sounds awesome, but its twice the cost. I think the 388 is plenty. Thoughts? 🙂
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Allright. I have 2 alternatives for my rp280
1. Parasound 2125 v2 2x150w
2. Rotel 1572 2x250w
They cost the same. What do I choose?
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Thats good advice @Fish
I found a used Anthem A2......
Ill do some listening...
Maybe ill blind buy an emotiva from USA and import it to Norway. I read alot of positive reviews of Emotiva and Klipsch. I dont know what kind of sound you get from Emotiva though. Anyone have any experience with that brand? Im thinking XPA2-Gen3 300W per channel or XPA-DR2 550w per channel
Right now its between Parasound nc 2250 and Emotiva xpa2-gen3. They cost around the same here in communistNorway. Im leaning towards the parasound.
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Nad, marantz, denon, onkyo, harman kardon, parasound, hegel, primare, pioneer, roxan, rotel, yamaha etc is available for me
I guess i should just get a cheap preamp with streaming (yamaha wxc-50) , and a poweramp like the parasound nc 2125 or marantz mm7025.
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@glensNad is available.. Is nad a great match with klipsch 280f? If so, what do you recommend?
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Thanks @Tarheel. But those brands is not accessible to me in Norway. 😕
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Its the same here. I have to travel far to find a place where they sell klipsch rp280. But yeah, i need to do some listening. How is Rotel? Is the sound warm? I hear they are a good match with klipsch...
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Yes, thats exactly what I want. Im in Norway. Ive had a yamaha rx a1050 for a while. But im thinking about selling it and start over.
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Hi
I have the klipsch rp280f. Going to use them in stereo. I like warm sound
Im thinking about getting Parasound 2125 or Rotel 1572 or emotiva xpa-2. They cost around the same in my country
And buying a yamaha wxc-50 as a preamp/dac/streamer
Opinions?
Thank you
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Yep Tomorrow it arrives in the mail...
Thank you all for helping me
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Hell !!! I found the Yamaha rx-a1050 50% off ordered that instead... Have I messed up?
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I will go for the as801 Thank you Willand
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Hi, Thanks for replies.
Ill probably go for a stereo amp then.
I want power, dynamic and fun out of the rp280f. 80% I use it for movies, gaming, party. I dont use it for listening to music much.
Any stereoamp that can run them with ease? And that fits klipsch?
btw, north is Norway, and my budget is 1-2000 dollars. I would hate spending alot money and not being happy.
Ive considered a cheap one. like onkyo 8150, or yamaha a701 or a801.(or maybe even primare i22) They all have dac.
any thoughts?
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Hi, im looking for a POWER to run my rp280f. Ill mainly use them for 80%movies, and 20% Music (electro, rock)
AND yes, I will use them in Stereo. i have no room for surround yet.
My sources are a computer, and a playstation. I also want airplay and hdmi.
My local dealer recommends me to pair them with a Reciever instead of a Stereoamp. He says the reciever will
bring more dynamic than a stereo will. He recommends the yamaha rx-a860. And I believe him.
I want to run the speakers with ease and get the most out of them.
Question 1: Should I buy a A:yamaha rx-2060? or B:rx-a860 with a poweramp? (emotiva xpa 2. gen3) or (parasound 275 v.2)
The cost will be aproximately the same. Im leaning towards alt B. rx- a860 with the emotiva or parasound.
But as you can tell from my crazy rambling, im a beginner, and im new on the forums. Can anyone help me?
Question 2: Emotiva xpa2 or parasound 275 v2?
Thanks
Nad/Klipsch
in 2-Channel Home Audio
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I got a great offer on a parasound hint 6.
Ive had it for a week now and im very happy with the Hint 6/rp280f combination so far.
Thank you guys for all the help