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Outlaw
1050 - Winner of the 2002
Stereophile
'Guide to Home Theater'
GOLD AWARD!
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The
Model 1050 6.1 Receiver
(with RDS)
(Photo
-- front -- detail)
(Photo
-- rear -- detail)
(Photo
-- inside)
Stereophile's GHT,
January 2002:
High-end means high-priced." While
audio publications continue to decry that
mantra, it persists. The Outlaw receiver is an effective
antidote. Its features
include six 70W channels of amplification and a
6.1-channel playback mode
for suitable program material, together with a set
of 5.1-channel direct
analog inputs for DVD-Audio or SACD
playback.
Reviewed by Thomas J. Norton in
conjunction with six budget loudspeakers,
the 1050 also made its case with speaker systems
costing as much as $10,000.
While we don't recommend such an uneven
distribution of your
home-theater budget, the Outlaw wasn't in the least fazed
by such pairings. It is
distinguished by an easy, non-fatiguing sound, without a
hint of the edginess you might expect from
inexpensive solid-state
electronics. In short, it will give you a lot more than
you might expect for the
money.
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Sound
Center Inc.
Yrjönkatu 8,
Helsinki tel (09) 441901
Map/Kartta
info@soundcenter.fi
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