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Hey all, I was looking on the net about the Sunfire amps when i came across this internet (NON-authorized) store: http://www.digitalcraze.com/Details.asp?Source=ShopCom&ProductID=2153 Has anyone dealt with this internet store before?? If so, then are they reliable/trustworthy?? Thanks in...

Well, my Vantages and Stage will need to be powered by a separate amp because of their low impedance. I will still use my Denon as pre-amplifier. I prefer to have an amp to power all my speakers rather than separate it out. Oh yeah, to everyone in this thread, thank you so much for giving me...

My needs are mostly for HT (90%).

Hmm, interesing...i wanted new, but this option is very tempting...thanks! My Denon 4306 receiver should not have a problem with this amp, right?

Definitely, $4k is too much. Thanks. The Rotel is definitely too tall for my rack.

How is the Krell Showcase 5 amp??

Hey all, As you know, i have been holding off on an amp for my system (see signature; Vantages, Stage, Vignettes, Grotto, & Denon AVR) for a while now. However, my wife is letting me use half of my tax return for an amp...she's a wonderful woman!:) So, with $2500 budget, what is the best amp...

On my Denon 4306, i can play "Pure Direct" with the sub ON...thus, 2.1 Pure Direct. And like above, i like 2.1 over 2.0. I cross my sub at 40 Hz though...and set the gain (35Hz dial) on my Vantages to +1.

Same for me...my room is only 16x11...it would be a bit too much for my small room. I FREAKING LOVE MY MLs!! I do like the Stage and Vantage combo very much.

Weird...my Denon AVR4306 has been powering the Stage and Vantages without breaking a sweat. It gets warm though after about 3 hours, but the internal amp(s) has been flawless. My next mod though is gonna be a Sunfire or Anthem amp if i can ever convince my wife...which could take a while!:(

Your room is big enough for towers...i would consider getting two ML Towers (Vista or Vantages). See my pics in my signature...it may not be your cup of tea, but at least gives you an idea. My room is only 16 x 11...so, it's tiny compared to yours.

Hmmm...that's news to me!! Someone needs to do more research before trolling!:D

Well, guess why you can only select 6 or 8 ohms...you would think that IF it could do 2- or 4-ohm easily, then you would be able to select it. You cannot. As for choosing between the two AVRs, different people have different needs. The 4306 and 2700 are reviewed on the same site...

It's all about company policy when talking with customers. If you really want to know the truth, then look at what the owner's manual says...and for both AVRs, it's 6 and 8 ohms. Yamaha reps may be more lax in what they can tell customers. My Tweeter salesman says that Denon can easily handle...

You get what you paid for. Denon is top-notch in the AVR class. If you read the reviews of both 4306 and 2700 (new one), then you will see that the 4306 is still a better receiver...more consistent results.

You should be fine...the 4306 is actually a very good receiver with a good amp section. See: http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/receivers/denon-avr-4306 I am driving ML Vantages, Stage, and Vignettes with the 4306. No problems. No clipping. No overheating...amp is warm at worst after 3...

From my understanding, the Stage and Theater i are very close in performance...it all depends on who is listening and who is trying to justify what they own.:D The main difference between the two is the size. The Stage can match (or exceed; doubt worst) Theater i's performance while still...

So, what's the difference besides the shape??

Whatever sub you get, make sure that you get a servo-controlled sub.

You can click on my signature for pics of my rack/stand.The height is ear level. The STAGE is an excellent CC...i would get it over Cinema if you can afford it. Supposedly, the STAGE provides the same (or better) excellent sound as Theater i BUT with the physical size of the Cinema.