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.

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The Rotel RSX-1056 is an affordable surround sound receiver designed to deliver exceptional performance without compromising on features. It boasts a high current amplifier section that provides 75 watts RMS per channel across all five channels simultaneously, from 20Hz to 20kHz with a maximum total harmonic distortion (THD) of 0.05%. This level of power is more robust than what many competitors offer, which often only specify two-channel ratings. The design reflects Rotel's commitment to balanced design principles, emphasizing quality power supply and careful component selection. The RSX-1056 is future-ready with a 'Redirect' option for connecting a two-channel amplifier for greater capability, allowing for a potential upgrade to a full 7.1 surround sound system. Convenience features include multiple analog and digital connections for up to seven additional components, as well as the ability to re-label and manage inputs. Decoding is handled by advanced microprocessors from Crystal Semiconductor to support various formats such as Dolby Digital, DTS, and Pro Logic II. The receiver is equipped with three component inputs and provides internal video transcoding, ensuring optimal image quality. It is also customizable for installation, featuring an RS232 interface, multi-room/multi-source capabilities, assignable 12-volt triggers, discrete remote commands, and a detachable power cord. The ergonomic remote control is fully programmable, enhancing user experience.

RSX-1056

by Rotel

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