Hello all:
I'm considering Outlaw products because of all the great customer service, value, and performance that's offered by their company/products. I spoke with Scott on Friday (he was busy when I called and he called me back in less than 5 minutes!) about the 1070 and my setup. I've been through a number of receivers in the last few months looking for the right match with my speakers/room. I have a 5.1 system with NHT Classic 3's as mains and a 3C center along with NHT SuperZero's as surrounds and an Onix x-sub. Room size is about 12' x 15' x 8' high.

The only receiver I've had so far that gives me close to what I'm looking for was a Cambridge 540R. I've tried a Yamaha 659, NAD 743, my old Denon 3200, and even threw in a friend's Panny XR-55. The Cambridge was the best sounding of all of them, with more than enough power. They really made the NHT's come alive. The problem I had was I went though 2 of them (QC problems) and when I did get one that worked I hated the display (couldn't see it unless I got up) and the remote (had to get up to see the display since the remote had to be pointed EXACTLY at the eye for it to work). It was so much of an irritant that I couldn't live with it, despite the sq.

I've been trying to 'scrimp' by to find what I want in sq but it's not working...so I've decided I need to bite the bullet and spend more $$ than I'd originally set on....but I still can't break the bank. BTW...Scott told me that the 1070 would work fine with my setup.

Anyway....after all that...here's my question. Would the 1070 work for me (ergonomically and sq wise) or would I be better off looking at a 990 with say a 7075? (Sorry for the long first post!) Thanks.
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HT:
Pioneer VSX-1120
Salk Songbirds, SongCenter, SongSurrounds
Panasonic BDP-45
Outlaw LFM-2

2 Channel:
Red Dragon M-500 monoblocks
BAT-VK3i
Salk HT-1TL's
Apple TV
Beresford 7520 DAC
Surgex XS10