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What about the RX-A2070? Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

Do you think that would be a step up regarding audio quality compared with the RX-V663? Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

Thanks for the insight everett. And what about the X4100W? right now is $600 refurbished. Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

Pros and cons between yammy and Denon? Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

I have a RX-V663 with no HDMI output so I guess it's time for an upgrade anyway I always thought that this specific receiver had a boring sound. I have a couple of candidates: Yamaha RX-A lineup and Denon AVR-X's so I would like your input. 50/50 music and movies, 700-1k budget,Klipsch Reference...

Thanks for the input klipschfan,and according to you which klipsch line would be a better replacement for the Icon series? Reference? Synergy?

Does anyone in this forum own the Klipsch VF35 that BB sells? I'm asking this because I bought a pair on Black Friday for $400 and I think that they are nice sounding speakers. Even tough a lot of people consider that Klipsch are bright for me they are fine,apart from that there is a rumor...

Excuse me lsiberian but when you said that you could mod that line of speakers from JBL and make them HI-FI, what are you referring to? you can change the drivers? the crossover? is that line not HI-FI already?

Hey yeahman your source of dissapointing gotta be the receiver few months back I had a TX-SR505 that is supposed to be a little higher quality than the one you have and I never liked the way music sounded on that receiver that changed dramatically when I switch to a different receiver brand.

I don't know about the Marantz but I can tell you that I had an Onkyo TX-SR505 (entry level) and it was the biggest piece of crap ever hopefully I replaced it with a Yamaha RX-V663.

In the top of my list would be a 5.1/7.1/tower/bookshelf system no doubt about it,in second place I would consider an on wall system with a sub (something like the JBL L820/LC2 kind of thing) and in the third place the in-wall system,which would go better aesthetically with a flat panel but I...