This is the sweet spot of the EX line. Its fully weight in stereo at 120 watts. 10 to 70 khz. You have to go up to the TX1000 or TX50 before you get 120 watt 2 channel. I have one of these myself. Clean flat sound. Nice unit.
Hi, nice video, very well explained. I too have this AV receiver, bought it used for about $40CAD. I am trying to connect speaker A and speaker B (all 8ohm speakers) but get an error when I press speaker A and B together. Would you by chance know what I am doing wrong. Thanks Sam
I had the technics xm120 it was 120 watts per channel with the fan, it blew something? No longer have and cannot find another one , it pushed my Cerwin Vegas better than any other replacement receiver, it looks a lot like yours, any idea on finding another one , I like yours it has 120 per channel too
This is the sweet spot of the EX line. Its fully weight in stereo at 120 watts. 10 to 70 khz. You have to go up to the TX1000 or TX50 before you get 120 watt 2 channel. I have one of these myself. Clean flat sound. Nice unit.
120wpc, powerful for an av receiver
Indeed.
Hi, nice video, very well explained. I too have this AV receiver, bought it used for about $40CAD. I am trying to connect speaker A and speaker B (all 8ohm speakers) but get an error when I press speaker A and B together. Would you by chance know what I am doing wrong. Thanks Sam
I had the technics xm120 it was 120 watts per channel with the fan, it blew something? No longer have and cannot find another one , it pushed my Cerwin Vegas better than any other replacement receiver, it looks a lot like yours, any idea on finding another one , I like yours it has 120 per channel too