want a 2 channel Reciever w/ Subout?

[Hipnotic4]

Try to find a Nakamichi RE10

100W per channel (at 8 ohms, both channels driven, 20-20,000 Hz, with no more than 0.1% total harmonic distortion)

• Six audio inputs
• Three composite video inputs and two composite video outputs
• Adjustable subwoofer output
• Defeatable tone controls
• Loudness circuit
• 30 AM/FM station presets
• Heavy-duty 2-way binding post speaker terminals

 

[j_garcia]

Cool. This one too:

Selectable low pass on the sub out, programmable remote, USB port, 100w @ 8 Ohms at <.03% THD

http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/rr2150.html


How much is the Nak?

 

[AudioArcher]

Nak

Nak has an AV7 as well. Haven't heard much about though

 

[Hipnotic4]

i cant find anywhere that is selling it..i think it goes for around 300

how much is the outlaw?

 

[zumbo]

$599.00...........................................

 

[jcPanny]

Stereo amp w/ crossover.

Even the inexpensive HK stereo receiver (<$300) has a sub out.
Also, this new amp from av123 would provide power to the speeakers and a crossover for the sub for $250. Only one line input, but it would have no problem driving 4 ohm speakers.
http://www.av123.com/products_product.php?section=processors&product=49.1

 

[Hipnotic4]

you can either use that amp in fullrange or just for a sub..dont think you can do both..

 

[j_garcia]

I think Hipnotic is right - if you enable the x-over function, you cannot use the speaker outptus at the same time. In order to use it in a 2.1 config, you'd have to run the sub off the pre-out and the sub would have to be powered and have it's own crossover.

75w @ 4 Ohms means about 40-50 @ 8 Ohms, so it does't sound like this guy will get incredibly loud unless you use it bridged - loud enough for a medium sized room probably. My monoblocks are about the same size as that guy and run 180w @ 4 Ohms, so I'd expect the best use of one of those guys would be as a monoblock in bridged mode, though I don't see it listed as being 4 Ohm stable when bridged. It also doesn't offer any other functionality that a stereo receiver would, such as a remote, additional inputs for other sources, etc...