Sony TA-DA9000ES + OPPO BDP-105 sound test

[@avman1339]

I have the silver 9000ES and it's amazing. I bought the BDP-105D for the more modern surround decoding capabilities and it's a great DVD player. I have the SACD SCD-XA9000ES player w/the FireWire out, and the sound of SACDs played back in this manner is incredible. One thing I do is use a TA-N9000ES 5-channel amp in 2 channel BTL mode for the left and right front main speakers, which is a matching 200WPC, but "warmer" sounding than the S-Master Pro amps. The receiver has a setup feature that allows you to indicate the use of an external amp, and it redirects the 7 amps into a 9.1 output if you select that mode on the switch in the front. I could have bought just about any receiver I wanted in 2012 when I got the circa 2004 9000ES I DID! Main speakers are Klipsch KLF-30s, as is the center. Sub is the Def Tech Trinity SuperCube. 2.1 AFD stereo from Tidal at 48kHz and 24 bit rate is the max for 2.1 playback, and it sounds awesome.

[@dissanayakevidura]

I also have the silver 9000ES, and it's just a beast. Even though it was made in 2003/2004, the sound quality is similar to my Denon Avr-X7200WA, which was made in 2016 or so. I have connected the Oppo BDP 103 and I sometimes listen to this Brother's in Arms album.

[@danny1191]

I bought the TADA9000ES new about 20 years ago. The power amplifiers are very powerful, with only 2 channels simultaneously about 300 watts. The power amplifiers are class D, a pity that there are no more class D amplifiers because class D sounds fantastic. Every day I enjoy the very nice sound that this amplifier produces. Too bad it doesn't have HDMI. therefore I will have to replace the TADA9000ES one day.

[@raullopez5376]

Muy bueno audio 👍👍👍

[@collinsmothabi4533]

Nice sound system.. Are you selling it?

[@dissanayakevidura]

Well, the black version is quite rare, so I'm not sure if he will. I have the silver version, but it's really powerful compared to the modern AVRs.

[@OscarRacso]

Are the 200 watts reall watts? So not the 1khz trick?

[@danny1191]

With only 2 channels simultaneously about 300 watts 20 Hz to 20 kHz. With 7 channels simultaneously 150 watts 20 Hz to 20 kHz.