You hit the nail on the head... everybody's taste is different. You can also use cables to change the sonic signature after buying speakers and receiver.
Need to match a receiver to Spendor S5e
I happened upon a deal on some Spendor S5es that was too good to pass up. Now I'm running them with a Harmon Kardon AVR125 and they need some more power to really open up. Any suggestions on a A/V receiver that matches well with the Spendors?
Usage is 60/40 music to HT, although I do run my TV-viewing audio through the receiver. Budget is about $1300 for new, but would prefer somewhat lower than $1k to go used. Receivers I've looked at are NAD T763, Rotel RSX-1056, and Denon 3806/2807. All seem to have their pros and cons, all of which I can live with - but would like to know if any of these, or other suggestions, would be a good match for the Spendor sound.
Music listening is primarily jazz and rock - with Dave Matthews Band, Sting, and U2 about as hard as it gets.
Usage is 60/40 music to HT, although I do run my TV-viewing audio through the receiver. Budget is about $1300 for new, but would prefer somewhat lower than $1k to go used. Receivers I've looked at are NAD T763, Rotel RSX-1056, and Denon 3806/2807. All seem to have their pros and cons, all of which I can live with - but would like to know if any of these, or other suggestions, would be a good match for the Spendor sound.
Music listening is primarily jazz and rock - with Dave Matthews Band, Sting, and U2 about as hard as it gets.
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