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I never knew Pioneer stopped producing THX ultra 2 plus amps with the Pioneer sc-lx88. The Pioneer sc-lx87 seems to be the last one that had it!
gel said:I never knew Pioneer stopped producing THX ultra 2 plus amps with the Pioneer sc-lx88. The Pioneer sc-lx87 seems to be the last one that had it!
That's because it has extra 2 channels of amplification (11 channels) in comparison to its flagship predecessor (9 channels in LX89).gel said:And now they are going to cost £2500!
Cheers.bigboss said:That's because it has extra 2 channels of amplification (11 channels) in comparison to its flagship predecessor (9 channels in LX89).gel said:And now they are going to cost £2500!
Also, Onkyo's TX-NR3030 with 11 channels of amplification was the same price. Onkyo will ensure that Pioneer does not undercut its offering.
bigboss said:Onkyos are THX Select 2 certified.
Previous model:
http://www.uk.onkyo.com/en/products/tx-nr3030-117903.html
New model:
http://www.uk.onkyo.com/en/products/tx-rz3100-132671.html
Bear in mind that for THX to work, every single component in the chain (blu ray player, AV receiver, speakers and TV) need to be THX certified as far as I'm aware.
Really?bigboss said:Onkyos are THX Select 2 certified.
Previous model: http://www.uk.onkyo.com/en/products/tx-nr3030-117903.html
New model: http://www.uk.onkyo.com/en/products/tx-rz3100-132671.html
Bear in mind that for THX to work, every single component in the chain (blu ray player, AV receiver, speakers and TV) need to be THX certified as far as I'm aware.
gel said:Really?bigboss said:Bear in mind that for THX to work, every single component in the chain (blu ray player, AV receiver, speakers and TV) need to be THX certified as far as I'm aware.
spiny norman said:gel said:Really?bigboss said:Bear in mind that for THX to work, every single component in the chain (blu ray player, AV receiver, speakers and TV) need to be THX certified as far as I'm aware.
Yup, and you have to play really loud to reach the reference level required.
The spec requires 85dB at '0' volume setting on a THX Ultra receiver, with 20dB of dynamic headroom. For those who are forced to play at lower level (such as most of us not viewing in a soundproof bunker), THX Loudness Plus is built in to compensate for detail, spatial information, etc lost when you dial the volume down.
No, it doesn't. It simply means that it meets THX specifications which Spiny Norman alludes to.gel said:I thought it guaranteed the amp was made to a high standard too?
Ultra2 is for very large rooms (3000 cubic feet, or 30' X 10' with a 10' ceiling).gel said:Is there any manufacturer left that does THX ultra 2 plus then? Cheers.
bigboss said:No, it doesn't. It simply means that it meets THX specifications which Spiny Norman alludes to.
bigboss said:Ultra2 is for very large rooms (3000 cubic feet, or 30' X 10' with a 10' ceiling).gel said:Is there any manufacturer left that does THX ultra 2 plus then? Cheers.
http://www.thx.com/consumer/home-entertainment/home-theater/thx-certific...
Looks like a beast of an amp:gel said:Onkyo have just released an amp with THX ultra 2 plus on:
http://www.uk.onkyo.com/en/products/pr-rz5100-132641.html
I wonder what the price will be?
It only weighs 13.6kg! That can't be right, can it?gel said:Looks like a beast of an amp:gel said:Onkyo have just released an amp with THX ultra 2 plus on:
http://www.uk.onkyo.com/en/products/pr-rz5100-132641.html
I wonder what the price will be?
http://www.uk.onkyo.com/downloads/3/0/1/1/7/ONKYO_PR-RZ5100_datasheet_EN.pdf
That's a pre/processorgel said:It only weighs 13.6kg! That can't be right, can it?gel said:Looks like a beast of an amp:gel said:Onkyo have just released an amp with THX ultra 2 plus on:
http://www.uk.onkyo.com/en/products/pr-rz5100-132641.html
I wonder what the price will be?
http://www.uk.onkyo.com/downloads/3/0/1/1/7/ONKYO_PR-RZ5100_datasheet_EN.pdf