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volume

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 22, 2009 at 20:01:14:
How will you control the volume if you run the DVD player directly to the amps? Are you thinking of using the digital volume control that exists in some DVD players? That will work, but you'd be further compromising sound quality in an already sound quality compromised format (DVD movie audio). If you don't want a multi-channel receiver or surround preamp, there are a few multi-channel passive volume controls available. Another option is multiple stereo passive volume controls.