·istarmini כתב:·גם אנטם הצליחו ,ברסיבר הגדול שלהם, ונדמה לי גם ארקם..........
If there is one area where Anthem have surprised us in the past, it is the performance of their AV receivers when it comes to music. There is a school of thought that suggests if you want to listen to music you should have a separate amplifier because AV receivers aren't very good when it comes to two-channel audio. That might well be the case with many AV receivers and there's no denying the quality of a good two-channel system but in reality most people won't be in a position to run two separate audio systems in their lounge. So ideally what you want is an AV receiver that performs well with both movies and music. The MRX 1120 is just such a receiver, delivering a barnstorming performance with movies but then producing a musical and rather subtle performance with music.
The sound retains a naturalness and warmth that most will find appealing and the Anthem manages to avoid being too clinical. The result is a receiver that can deliver just as great a performance when driving a pair of floor standing speakers as it does when immersing you in overhead action. Ben Watt's new album Fever Dream has a serious bass line at the start of the first song that can cause lesser systems trouble. However it sounded wonderful with the MRX 1120 and the receiver handled the rest of the album just as well. It delivered the melancholy vocals with ease, whilst Bernard Butler's inventive guitar work weaved its way through the mix and filled the room. AV receivers can't handle music... don't you believe it....
·psibeast כתב:·......
נראה שאונקיו כן הצליחו להתגבר על הבעיות הללו. הרסיבר TX-NR3030 שלהם מוציא הגברה ל-11 רמקולים אאל"ט....
