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Onkyo Tx-d555

Technofuzz

Technofuzz

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Processor AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
Motherboard MSI X570S Carbon Max Wifi
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Memory 2x16GB G.Skill Trident Z Neo 3600mhz
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Keyboard Logitech G815
Software Windows 10
what does anyone think of this as an audio amplifier for my computer???


correction it is a TX-DS555
 
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just get an adapter to convert 3.5mm audio jack to rca components.
 
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im going coaxial soon
 
Doesnt really matter what amp... it will be 100x better than cheapo PC speakers.

The real trick is matching a nice pair of speakers for your PC. I can recommend Canton CD10 which I'm using on my Cyrus 2.
 
speakers

i got sony ss-f250v's, very nice w/ a 200watt home 12' sub, sound quality is excellent
 
Sounds like you've got some serious woof there. Although your speakers are fine, I would however suggest some smaller speakers, preferably "monitors" that you place on your desk either side of your monitor.

Hi-fi speakers often are not so good at close range... they are designed for a large separation distance, and for listening maybe 3 meters away. Not ideal on a PC when you sit 50cm or less from the speaker.

Take a look at the canton CD10, and use them with your sub. I guarantee it will sound a lot better, and your stereo positioning will improve.
 
they are about 3m apart so they sound fine, thanks for the recomendation
 
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