01-Jun-2014, 13:04
Another option would be to sell your d-premier and buy a new 200, and in the future add another 200 for dual mono. Dual mono, with balanced drive, is such an improvement over the standard stereo.
As far as I understand, 200 and 250 are identical electronics wise and only differ in the case department with 250 having better cooling, hence 800 vs 400 watts in dual mono.
If you upgrade to 250 now and want dual mono in the future, you have to get another 250 or the "slave" 250 with stripped inputs. Which is considerably more $.
I had 2 d-premier's. Upgraded one on the first availability before 7.1 announcement. Now the second one is in France for make over. Had I known that 200 (then called 170) would enable this capability, I would have chosen this road as well.
As far as I understand, 200 and 250 are identical electronics wise and only differ in the case department with 250 having better cooling, hence 800 vs 400 watts in dual mono.
If you upgrade to 250 now and want dual mono in the future, you have to get another 250 or the "slave" 250 with stripped inputs. Which is considerably more $.
I had 2 d-premier's. Upgraded one on the first availability before 7.1 announcement. Now the second one is in France for make over. Had I known that 200 (then called 170) would enable this capability, I would have chosen this road as well.
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