Rotel is a well-known high-fidelity audio brand that specializes in the design and manufacture of amplifiers, preamplifiers, receivers, and CD players. The brand is widely recognized for its commitment to producing reliable, high-quality audio equipment at an affordable price point. With a focus on superior sound reproduction and a dedication to audio engineering, Rotel has gained a reputation for delivering outstanding performance and value to audiophiles around the world.

Rotel

The Rotel RSX-1055 is an A/V receiver designed to combine the convenience of a surround receiver with the performance typically associated with separate components. It offers support for 5.1, 6.1, and 7.1 channel formats, capable of processing modern audio formats including Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby EX, dts ES, and dts Neo 6. The receiver is built using Rotel's 'Balanced Design' engineering philosophy, featuring a robust EI core transformer and high-grade filter capacitors that ensure adequate voltage and current delivery across all channels. Each of the five internal amplifiers provides 75 watts RMS per channel at 8 ohms, and output can reach up to 135 watts per channel under dynamic conditions. The RSX-1055 includes several convenience features such as component video switching, a second-zone output, and multiple digital inputs, alongside an RS232 interface. Its design includes an elegant satin-silver front panel and a fully backlit remote control. While it lacks built-in amplification for 6.1/7.1 configurations, external amplification can easily be added. The RSX-1055 also features HDCD processing and customizable subwoofer levels for a more tailored audio experience. Despite minor drawbacks like the absence of direct access to surround modes on the remote, the unit is praised for delivering refined audio quality that competes well with higher-end systems.

RSX-1055

by Rotel

Request Price

Interesting articles

Meze Audio to Showcase New Innovations at High-End Show Munich

Schiit Yggdrasil+ MIB DAC: A New Era in High-Fidelity Sound

Auracast: A Game-Changer in How We Listen to Sound