gasolin
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Heres the think, i like the amp, it has enough power for low sensitive speaker and i bought the amp with a montly payment plan, BUT theres not extra, divide the price into 10 or 20 rates, no extras, no payment fee what so ever.
The yamaha cd-s300 i bought cash, i need something silent when the cd is spinning, i have had cheap used denon players for a few years who either didn't always wanted to play the cd or the drive bay or what ever it's called where going in and out trying to change cd,just play a new cd wasn't easy, why buy an expensive cplayer when i used the cdplayer with an external dac, not now, i haven't had the urge to try my cdplayer with my topping e30 dac to hear what sounds best.
Back to the amp,the think is with the rotel amp besides having enough power (almost 200 peak power in 4 ohm) is that it's really was a pleasantly suprised because as already noticing in reviews, the amp doesn't change it's sound signature when i turn the volume up, it maintains it balance, even at 80 out of 100 on the amp, what sometimes can happen is that it's the speakers that change at high levels or nearfield i just have to go 1-2 meter back when playing loud to get more distance to the speakers and as long as the sound is clean (no distortion) the balance improves, the amp sounds like it maintains the same sound quality even close to max power and i like that, sound quality is good and it can handle alot of different speakers without any problems.
I have had speakers with a more neutral top like wharfedale diamond 220 and later 225 (both didn't costs much considering theer size,weight), i wanted to hear how the difference in the bass was, according to reviews the 220 has a much higher senitivity and both sound a little to restrained in the highs where the 225 are better but both are to borring sounding and lacking bass, 225 being better but still not good. The 220 i fele sounds strange in the midrange
I agree about the 220 REVIEW: Wharfedale Diamond 220 speakers (avoid this product!)
Speakers i had with good bass is yamaha hs7 and 8 but they are big and active speakers and to soem extend the definitive technology d7, they just have have a little low limit,power handling (still okay). Highs i can't think of any i had that had perfect high but i have had speakers with a non fatiguning highs like the wharfedale diamond 220,225 and definitive technology demand d7
The think with front ported speakers, is that i don't like when i play bass heavy music loud (i never play so loud i notice any distortion), i just get alot of air turbulence from the front port, the hair dryer effect and that is super annoying when im playing some bass heay loud music nearfiled
The yamaha cd-s300 i bought cash, i need something silent when the cd is spinning, i have had cheap used denon players for a few years who either didn't always wanted to play the cd or the drive bay or what ever it's called where going in and out trying to change cd,just play a new cd wasn't easy, why buy an expensive cplayer when i used the cdplayer with an external dac, not now, i haven't had the urge to try my cdplayer with my topping e30 dac to hear what sounds best.
Back to the amp,the think is with the rotel amp besides having enough power (almost 200 peak power in 4 ohm) is that it's really was a pleasantly suprised because as already noticing in reviews, the amp doesn't change it's sound signature when i turn the volume up, it maintains it balance, even at 80 out of 100 on the amp, what sometimes can happen is that it's the speakers that change at high levels or nearfield i just have to go 1-2 meter back when playing loud to get more distance to the speakers and as long as the sound is clean (no distortion) the balance improves, the amp sounds like it maintains the same sound quality even close to max power and i like that, sound quality is good and it can handle alot of different speakers without any problems.
I have had speakers with a more neutral top like wharfedale diamond 220 and later 225 (both didn't costs much considering theer size,weight), i wanted to hear how the difference in the bass was, according to reviews the 220 has a much higher senitivity and both sound a little to restrained in the highs where the 225 are better but both are to borring sounding and lacking bass, 225 being better but still not good. The 220 i fele sounds strange in the midrange
I agree about the 220 REVIEW: Wharfedale Diamond 220 speakers (avoid this product!)
Speakers i had with good bass is yamaha hs7 and 8 but they are big and active speakers and to soem extend the definitive technology d7, they just have have a little low limit,power handling (still okay). Highs i can't think of any i had that had perfect high but i have had speakers with a non fatiguning highs like the wharfedale diamond 220,225 and definitive technology demand d7
The think with front ported speakers, is that i don't like when i play bass heavy music loud (i never play so loud i notice any distortion), i just get alot of air turbulence from the front port, the hair dryer effect and that is super annoying when im playing some bass heay loud music nearfiled