Fifer Wrote:
> Slightly OT, but what speakers are folk here using with the Sonic Impact
> T-Amp?
If you're willing to brave the audiophile forum, there are a few
(including mine) listed in this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=22678
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radish
Slightly OT, but what speakers are folk here using with the Sonic Impact
T-Amp?
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Thanks. I think I'll pop over to Circuit City and grab the -303. (It
will be replacing a ten-year old TX-SV424.)
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SMWinnie
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I have an Onkyo I don't use anymore sitting on my office floor. Make me
an offer :)
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Sonic Impact T-amp. $20.
As long as you don't need a ton of volume. But does produce plenty for
a bedroom or small living room. And at $20 it's worth trying.
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I agree with the Onkyo suggestion. They tend to sound better than
anything in their price range. This one is pretty compact and sounds
great (a friend has one).
http://tinyurl.com/plwos
That Shop Onkyo site is worth a browse.
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rudholm
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What's your price range? New or used or no dfference? Do you need a
tuner or could you use just a 2 channel amp?
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