difference between denon 3200 and avr95

Posted by Ken Simmons [IP: 208.8.214.50] on April 01, 1999 at 07:34:14
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In Reply to: difference between denon 3200 and avr95 posted by Jack on March 31, 1999 at 21:39:22:

: The 3200 weight is about 3 pounds more (maybe a better amp?) than the avr 95

That probably means the Denon gets their power trannies from "Binford" (MORE POWER!!!)? ;)

Seriously: larger tranny means MORE POWER (arr! arr!!! ARRR!!!) available for the electronics ('specially the AMPS!).

: and the THD 0.07 on the avr 95 and THD 0.05 on the 3200.

TOTALLY MEANINGLESS! the human ear's "distortion resolution" STOPS at around 1-2%. Anything lower is TOTALLY MEANINGLESS in terms of aural discrimination - only useful for "hype" and "bragging rights".

No, what's important in a receiver today is: NUMBER/TYPE OF INPUTS! the more inputs, the better!

Ken

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