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In Reply to: HT/2 channel Can they coexist? posted by scorwin150@earthlink.net on January 10, 2001 at 10:27:19:
It is very hard to make them satisfactorily co-exist without spending loads of $$$$!!!! You may want to check out the Arcam DAVE, or read my review here of the AVR-100 receiver.HTH,
B
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.... hi end audio for music and hi end video IS very expensive. However, it pays heaps of dividends in added pleasure to home entertainment. I'm an opera buff and have invested a lot in operatic LDs and have a few DVDs as well as other performances, orchestral, ballet, choral etc. Yes, and I have also succumbed to movies.All of this viewed/listened to through a hi end system can be hair raising via good software. So I advocate putting all resources into the one combined system. To have top audio in one room and so-so audio in another HT room is a waste of resources & effort IMO.
However I concede that domestic problems such as lack of partner's enthusiasm for audio, speakers etc can make life difficult for an audioholic and different rooms might be a necessity for that music fix.
To each his (or her) own. Just as well we all have different tastes and needs. Otherwise the world would be a very boring place.
John
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