Washburn, you might want to give Outlaw a call and ask them about B-stock on the 2150.

Tru blu, I think that B-stock can be returns, repaired units (somebody gets a unit with a bad display and gets it swapped out, then the unit with the fixed display becomes B-stock), review samples, or "scratch & dent".

I will Gonk, Thanks a lot.

btw, I did see your high-res close ups of the 2150. amazing. it's just a different look, and I think the MH is more of an "elegant" looking amp...

i'm panicking a bit 'cause no B stock, but i shouldn't i guess.
just gonna finish auditioning the MH for now, and who knows, by then a B-stock might pop up again.

PS: like in av123, is there no direct way to contact people here who sell stuff? how would one go about inquiring about products for sale? Can one just post a "WTB: used RR2150" here, or is it not allowed?

A number of years ago, Outlaw asked that the forum not be used to buy, sell, or trade used goods - it's a liability concern on their part, since they don't have a system in place to monitor such transactions and don't want folks running afoul of unscrupulous buyers or sellers in the absence of such a system. It's always possible that you might get a PM from someone looking to sell a 2150 now that you've said you are in the market for one, but it's not something that Outlaw officially condones.

ok. Thanks.
I hope I didn't violate any rules.

I think you're fine...

quick "?":
when you program a remote like Harmony (eg 659, which I have), is Outlaw available in their database of amps/receivers? or does one have to make the harmony "learn" outlaw codes manually?

also: has anyone compared the Outlaw SQ to SQ of Cambridge Audio Azur amps, for eg. 540A v2 or 640A v2?
just curious.

I believe that Harmony has Outlaw in the database, although I don't know about the RR2150 - the 990, 1070, and 950 may be all that they have. URC doesn't have very much Outlaw support, but there are lots of files around (see "Remote Files" in my sig).

FWIW - The RR2150 is so simple relatively speaking compared to a HT receiver and so few functions are used after the initial setup that its easy to use a learning remote. I setup a Mx-500 using nothing but learned buttons for a Toshiba TV, the RR2150 and a Squeezebox fairly quickly. I think the whole thing including macros took less than 2 hours with the majority of time removing the defaults from each screen.

Thanks. I guess I can make the Harmony "learn" if I ever get an Outlaw...kinda depressed now that I can't get a B stock even for an audition

anyway, is the Outlaw 2150 remote itself programmable? idk why, I just remember reading something like that somewhere...

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