how's the multi-channel performance of the jvc rx-10 / esl1s

zobsky · « **on:** 5 Dec 2004, 06:29 am »

not that much out there on the surround performance of these recievers (and their panasonic xr 50 / 70 brethen) so i thought i'd ask if they are capable in this aspect too

zobsky · « **Reply #1 on:** 7 Dec 2004, 04:36 am »

someone must have used these in their intended role as HT recievers

thanks for any opinions,

vin

gary · « **Reply #2 on:** 7 Dec 2004, 01:42 pm »

I think the RX-F10S does great for HT. DTS ES sounds great, component switching is nice, and it goes as loud as I need it to. I'm not huge on home theater, but for what I need the JVC is perfect.

Gary

zobsky · « **Reply #3 on:** 7 Dec 2004, 04:20 pm »

thanks, .. that's all i needed to know

where's that credit card .....

geneylim · « **Reply #4 on:** 10 Dec 2004, 06:50 am »

The JVC is decent for surround, but not nearly as good as the Pannny or Kenwood. Its true strength lies in two channel analog performance. But as a two channel based amp with home theater as a bonus, it works pretty well.