nuance

nuance

Junior Audioholic
since i started looking on this forum i've noticed that how much the price of a reciever can differ. I know there are more advanced features and such, more inputs and outputs. I have a pioneer vsx 515 and have been looking at some more advanced ones from pioneer. would there be any reason to upgrade. I have a nuance sourround sound set up with my rears and fronts being self powered. Pretty dumb qustion im sure. Thaks:rolleyes:
 
Mr. Lamb Fries

Mr. Lamb Fries

Full Audioholic
Thats entirely up to you. If your happy with it...then dont change a thing. If your looking for more...Then by all means shoot that soothing drug we call "upgradeitis" in your veins and hold on for the ride!

couple of questions for you:
What are the model numbers of your speakers?
What kind of budget would you be will to invest?
Is this for home theater or music?
Any restrictions...room size, parents, significant other, rent/own your home/ appartment?
Do you need more inputs?
do you need new technology...HDMI, Firewire...?

It sounds like youve got a good start. First I woulld decide what the weaknesses are in your system and then decide if your are willing to invest in upgrading.
 
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beta5alphamu

Audioholic Intern
Well put.......answer those questions first and you're half way there!
 

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