bay73
Established Member
Good evening.
I wonder if anyone could clarify something for me?
I am looking for an integrated amp that has HT bypass which the TDAI 1120 has. If I use the pre-out to connect to my Denon AVR - x6400h to utilise this feature am I then not able to connect a pair of subs?
I have read through the 25 pages of this thread twice today and seem to now be confusing myself.
I demoed a 2170 and 3400 at the weekend (thanks @Rob Sinden) and loved the sound with my speakers but the 2170 is a non-starter as it does not have a built in streamer.
I loved the 3400 but with the added analog board it is difficult (but not impossible) to justify to myself when the 1120 with a good MM phono stage is less than half the price but still has RoomPerfect and should have ample power for my current set up.
I currently have a REL Strata 5 in a 5.1 system but I listen to music in direct mode on the AVR so the REL is only active when watching movies.
Might look to upgrade to a pair of boundary subs if I go with the 1120.
Thanks
I wonder if anyone could clarify something for me?
I am looking for an integrated amp that has HT bypass which the TDAI 1120 has. If I use the pre-out to connect to my Denon AVR - x6400h to utilise this feature am I then not able to connect a pair of subs?
I have read through the 25 pages of this thread twice today and seem to now be confusing myself.
I demoed a 2170 and 3400 at the weekend (thanks @Rob Sinden) and loved the sound with my speakers but the 2170 is a non-starter as it does not have a built in streamer.
I loved the 3400 but with the added analog board it is difficult (but not impossible) to justify to myself when the 1120 with a good MM phono stage is less than half the price but still has RoomPerfect and should have ample power for my current set up.
I currently have a REL Strata 5 in a 5.1 system but I listen to music in direct mode on the AVR so the REL is only active when watching movies.
Might look to upgrade to a pair of boundary subs if I go with the 1120.
Thanks