Phillyo118
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Good morning all,
I'm looking for some advice as I'm all confused about the different amps and what's the best way to go for what I would like to do.
So at the moment I have a Denon X3500H AVR that is powering my Centre channel, my surround speakers and my ceiling (atmos) speakers. I have the pre-outs for L and R plugged into an Audiolab 8000P and that is connected to my left and right speakers. If I want to watch a film with 5.1.2 then I think I'm good as it is, however if I want to listen to stereo music through the L and R speakers (with sub potentially) would it be better if I introduced an integrated amp into the mix? I have a Cambridge Audio Azur 651A that isn't being used and I'm wondering if that would improve things? Or would just using the Denon in Stereo mode using the 8000P to power the LR speakers be just as good as the Azur 651A?
If adding the 651A, how would I go about connecting everything up?
Thank you in advance for any help or advice!
Phil.
I'm looking for some advice as I'm all confused about the different amps and what's the best way to go for what I would like to do.
So at the moment I have a Denon X3500H AVR that is powering my Centre channel, my surround speakers and my ceiling (atmos) speakers. I have the pre-outs for L and R plugged into an Audiolab 8000P and that is connected to my left and right speakers. If I want to watch a film with 5.1.2 then I think I'm good as it is, however if I want to listen to stereo music through the L and R speakers (with sub potentially) would it be better if I introduced an integrated amp into the mix? I have a Cambridge Audio Azur 651A that isn't being used and I'm wondering if that would improve things? Or would just using the Denon in Stereo mode using the 8000P to power the LR speakers be just as good as the Azur 651A?
If adding the 651A, how would I go about connecting everything up?
Thank you in advance for any help or advice!
Phil.