Any idea when the Arcam AVR 600 will be available?
R rded Audioholic Feb 18, 2009 #2 Its now available.All you need to do is put your order in(unless you did that already) and you'll get yours in a month or 2.BTW I've had mine for a week now
Its now available.All you need to do is put your order in(unless you did that already) and you'll get yours in a month or 2.BTW I've had mine for a week now
R rded Audioholic Feb 18, 2009 #4 jmy2469 said: How do you like it? Click to expand... There are some bugs but sonically mind blowing Video is just as goo as my Denon 3808CI. Its definitely THE receiver to beat.
jmy2469 said: How do you like it? Click to expand... There are some bugs but sonically mind blowing Video is just as goo as my Denon 3808CI. Its definitely THE receiver to beat.
strube Audioholic Field Marshall Feb 18, 2009 #5 It doesn't have any room correction features, does it?
R rded Audioholic Feb 18, 2009 #6 strube said: It doesn't have any room correction features, does it? Click to expand... That's a myth started by the haters It has a proprietary ROOM EQ correction that is just dead on. I had a Denon 3808ci receiver and it shouldn't even be mentioned along with the avr600 in the same breath.
strube said: It doesn't have any room correction features, does it? Click to expand... That's a myth started by the haters It has a proprietary ROOM EQ correction that is just dead on. I had a Denon 3808ci receiver and it shouldn't even be mentioned along with the avr600 in the same breath.
strube Audioholic Field Marshall Feb 18, 2009 #7 rded said: That's a myth started by the haters It has a proprietary ROOM EQ correction that is just dead on. I had a Denon 3808ci receiver and it shouldn't even be mentioned along with the avr600 in the same breath. Click to expand... Good answer, haha. I was curious because I didn't see it in the specs on their website. But that is good to know. I am glad some of these other non-best-buy brands are getting into the HD audio/video, HDMI, room EQ game! I need options! Those Rotel guys apparently forgot to put room EQ in, and didn't even ask me! Thus, I hesitate to consider them for processing these days . Last edited: Feb 18, 2009
rded said: That's a myth started by the haters It has a proprietary ROOM EQ correction that is just dead on. I had a Denon 3808ci receiver and it shouldn't even be mentioned along with the avr600 in the same breath. Click to expand... Good answer, haha. I was curious because I didn't see it in the specs on their website. But that is good to know. I am glad some of these other non-best-buy brands are getting into the HD audio/video, HDMI, room EQ game! I need options! Those Rotel guys apparently forgot to put room EQ in, and didn't even ask me! Thus, I hesitate to consider them for processing these days .
R rded Audioholic Feb 18, 2009 #8 strube said: Good answer, haha. I was curious because I didn't see it in the specs on their website. But that is good to know. I am glad some of these other non-best-buy brands are getting into the HD audio/video, HDMI, room EQ game! I need options! Click to expand... FMJ means full metal jacket. The Unit is built like a tank and the set up mic that comes with it is like a brick- it weighs almost 1/5lbs and puts the Audessey's mic to shame. I was never a fan of the Audessey EQ as it softens up the AQ so much. The Arcam's EQ really adds punch and slam to the sound You factor in the Dolby volume and you have yourself a home run.
strube said: Good answer, haha. I was curious because I didn't see it in the specs on their website. But that is good to know. I am glad some of these other non-best-buy brands are getting into the HD audio/video, HDMI, room EQ game! I need options! Click to expand... FMJ means full metal jacket. The Unit is built like a tank and the set up mic that comes with it is like a brick- it weighs almost 1/5lbs and puts the Audessey's mic to shame. I was never a fan of the Audessey EQ as it softens up the AQ so much. The Arcam's EQ really adds punch and slam to the sound You factor in the Dolby volume and you have yourself a home run.
