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It won't shut down the receiver with discrete tone tests but if you sweep, it likely will. Both Denon and Marantz receivers should exhibit similar behavior on models that don't have a dedicated preamp mode to bypass the power amp connections.

Rerouting the main channels to surrounds disengages the connection to the amp for the main channels.

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Distortion vs output level is shown in the graph of this preview article.

No. It will still do 4Vrms unclipped but without the amp disengaged, the receiver will likely go into protection on a sweep test above 1.5Vrms like the SR8012 did and 3rd order harmonics would,rise do to the unloaded power amp clipping. Read my SR8012 review for more info.

Yes at least when the preouts of the main channels are bypassing the power amp stage. As I found in the SR8012, without a preamp only mode, the power amp would clip driving above 1.2Vrms which could affect the overall distortion of the preouts. This won't happen in the 3600 scenario where the...

I'm cautiously optimistic but have some concerns: Alex Kurtzman involvement, just look at STD as example CBS/Hollywood woke movement ruining our favorite shows/movies Patrick Stewart is a bit old to play the part We shall see. I guess make it so #1.

While the Denon AVR-X3600H and Marantz SR6014 are more similar then they are different, the SR6014 does at least have some enhancements from a quick glance such as: 110wpc vs 105wpc of Denon slightly larger power supply (680 watt power consumption vs 670 watts of Denon 3600 model) - note this...

You seem to be suffering from a cognitive bias known as Dunning-Kruger effect. It's distorting (pun intended) your perception and understanding of basic physics.

Because we reviewed that speaker 3 years ago: https://www.audioholics.com/tower-speaker-reviews/revel-concerta2-f36-tower-speaker-review This article and YT video focused on tower speakers James Larson reviewed in 2019.

Recently, Audioholics reviewed five of what we consider to be some of the better speakers in the tower loudspeaker category. In this article, we take an overview of these five speakers and look at what each one brings to the table. RBH Sound R-55E Klipsch RP-8000F B&W 603 Paradigm Premier 800F...

No for 2 reasons: 1. No OSD overlay. Hate setting up processors via PC or tablet. 2. ATI doesn't really cut good deals for reviewers like most manufacturers do.

Yes this is only limited to the front channels which are bridgeable. If you're gonna bridge one, you better bridge them both. I was hoping to just bridge one and use for the center channel and the other 8 amps for my surrounds but that won't work. I'd have to bridge a pair to use as my side...

Yea I was expecting them to at least up the processing to 13CH. I don't think they will replace this unit for a few more years though. Yamaha typically doesn't change flagship products more than once every 4 years or so.

No, I'd probably wait for Sound United to release a pre/pro ubder the Classe brand if it has my wishlist feature set. In the meantime, the CX-A5100 is doing a good job holding me over ;)

Nothing tops the cringe factor more than this though:

It just would have been so much easier if they would have retired the #007 and given her #069 instead ;)

That's about it. I like the remote better on the 5100 tbh.

Thx, I always find stuff, especially when I'm not looking but rarely get much of anything for it. Hoping they do fix this or I'm finding another Prepro for my rack.