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Pronto, Marantz or Yamaha???
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Post 1 made on Tuesday October 30, 2001 at 16:02
rodneyat
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I have pretty much narrowed by RC shopping down to the 3 siblings listed. At this point, I am still not sure which one to get the TSU2000, RC5000i or RAV2000. I currently own a number of Yamaha components so the Yamaha is appealing because I would not have to program anything for those components. The interface appears to be a little more user friendly on the Yamaha as well. On the other hand, the lack of docking cradle is a BIG downside. Thoughts???
Post 2 made on Wednesday October 31, 2001 at 09:49
Anthony
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Hard choice. And it might come down to price. If you find any of them at a good enough rebate, then that might be the way to go. You seem to have done a bit of research already, so you probably know the minor differences between them. Like you said the RAV cannot be used with a charger, and the RC comes with it. The other thing I don't like about the RAV (I use my Pronto with charger, so like you I think it is a good investment) is the fact that the two Channel buttons have become power buttons ,so "button name" -"function" will be less apparent (I cannot see a good reason to use those two buttons for power)

If you need beeps and timers, then you need a Pronto or RAV
If you need multiple jumps, back capability then you need an RC

Memory more->less for programming (extra space is taken up by IR database)
RC, Pronto, RAV

I have an original Pronto (without the DB) it is easy and relatively fast (compared to the rest of the Programming) to teach the remote the codes. Plus the file section on this site has a lot of components.


In case you did not get a chance, read the FAQ [Link: remotecentral.com]
Read the review: [Link: remotecentral.com]

Whichever one you choose is a good choice.

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