Hello!
I ended up purchased GoldenEar Triton Three+ Floorstanding speakers (http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0616/GoldenEar_Technology_Triton_Three_Plus_Floorstanding_Speaker_Review.htm). The sole purpose is to listen to music, particularly via Bluetooth and compressed formats. The receiver choice that someone picked out when I looked at the Magnepan 1.7i was Yamaha AVR RX-V481 (http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/rx-v481_u/) to drive the 4 ohms on the Magnepan 1.7i. It doesn't seem like Triton Three+ requires that much. But since I know next to nothing about the AVR/Amp - **will getting a standalone amp significantly increase the sound quality compared to this AVR**? I am playing with a budget game, and truth be told, if I could get a similar sound from $400 AVR compared to $800+ amp, I'd rather go with the cheaper option.
Thank you!
Hello!
I ended up purchased GoldenEar Triton Three+ Floorstanding speakers (http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0616/GoldenEar_Technology_Triton_Three_Plus_Floorstanding_Speaker_Review.htm). The sole purpose is to listen to music, particularly via Bluetooth and compressed formats. The receiver choice that someone picked out when I looked at the Magnepan 1.7i was Yamaha AVR RX-V481 (http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/rx-v481_u/) to drive the 4 ohms on the Magnepan 1.7i. It doesn't seem like Triton Three+ requires that much. But since I know next to nothing about the AVR/Amp - **will getting a standalone amp significantly increase the sound quality compared to this AVR**? I am playing with a budget game, and truth be told, if I could get a similar sound from $400 AVR compared to $800+ amp, I'd rather go with the cheaper option.
Thank you!