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In Reply to: DVD's DACs vs. receiver's posted by Dalancroft on August 30, 2002 at 12:18:18:
Same for the RP82...I've been using its internal decoders/DAC's (5.1 analog outputs) for movies over the ones in my receiver...sounds lots more smoother, open and dynamic to me, not a subtle difference at all. Too bad...one digital cable is easier than 6 analog cables, but the sound is sufficiently better here that it's worth it, and needed them to properly try out the DVD-A anyway, so they're staying.One thing is you can't judge from the DAC's specs, since the ones in the DVDP and the receiver have the same numbers (here), you have to try it.
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- Re: DVD's DACs vs. receiver's - cfraser 13:41:17 08/30/02 (3)
- Five more wires--I ain't going there!!! - Dalancroft 10:45:58 09/03/02 (2)
- Don't blame you - cfraser 11:31:33 09/03/02 (1)
- Then again . . . - Dalancroft 10:58:53 09/04/02 (0)
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