Topic: New amp

[ehren]

does the Outlaw have a DAC built in ?

It must as it takes a usb signal straight in. I want to call them and find out exactly the specs before I buy but I'm leaning in the direction of the Outlaw. It offers a lot of connectivity, the ability to have two sets of speakers which will let me have a set of studio monitors and my Acoustic Energy's connected at the same time.

My first thoughts about this amp were that it has too many features at a price point that couldn't possibly allow it to sound good, then I realized it is an internet only company which takes out the whole middle man mark-up. This is the way I think I'm going to go. Now I need to raise some funds.

[jbraveman]

I've had an Outlaw 1050 reciever for many years and have been very happy with the sound.

[ehren]

I've had an Outlaw 1050 reciever for many years and have been very happy with the sound.

Well, what can you say about it's sound? Soundstage, presentation, detail, tonal range, i.e., bright, detailed, warm, smooth ect...

Any info would be great.

[Jimna]

ive never heard the all in one box, but i have heard the 990 pre/pro into both the 7125 amp and 2 of their mono blocks.  they sounded very warm and full,  really they blew me away for the price tag on them.  keep in mind i am somewhat new to the world of audiophile playback, but i have heard enough to know these really rocked.  also the 2 monoblocks were hooked to vr-2's, while the 7125 was hooked to a full paradigm HT setup with studio 100's up front.  the bass management seamed to be very cool feature BTW.  everything i heard was upsampled to 24/96 i believe.....

[ehren]

oh yes, warm and full...exactly what I wanted to hear!

[Nick's Picks]

oh yes, warm and full...exactly what I wanted

Hmmm......
Carl's Mom ?
;-)

[mandoman]

I've been eye-balling the emotiva amps. Supposed to be really good
for the money. These are seperates, not integrated.

For stereo music or 2.1, the RPA-1/RSP-1  would be a sweet ass combo.

http://www.emotiva.com