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In Reply to: Yes, it is important and you should go with an HDMI 1.3-compliant receiver NT posted by Jazz Inmate on May 16, 2008 at 09:47:32:
It has the HDMI and preamp outs that I require. $429 at Amazon
Its not the end all, but i don't require much since I'm more a vinyl fanatic (which is much simpler).
FWIW, I bought the TV mostly to make the living room look better since I don't have the $$$ to build my "man cave". My wife doesn't like surround but I do. We don't watch many movies because its such a hassle to find movies that we both like. The stuff she likes would bore a mannequin.
Hopefully we can come to terms with this new toy. I think that my old surround was never setup correctly and was too aggressive for her. Maybe with new features that adjust dynamics, she'll be happy.
Comments are welcome..............but keep it to the AV receiver
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Follow Ups
- So far it looks like this one may be the winner in its class - artemus 10:14:07 05/16/08 (5)
- If you're looking to go cheap, I'd go with one of the new Onkyos...but I'm sure the Yamaha is a decent choice - Jazz Inmate 14:22:54 05/16/08 (4)
- RE: If you're looking to go cheap, I'd go with one of the new Onkyos...but I'm sure the Yamaha is a decent choice - chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com 13:24:05 05/17/08 (0)
- Onkyo's run hot which causes some problems according to some over at AVS - artemus 17:59:49 05/16/08 (2)
- I think the consensus is they run hot if they do video processing - Jazz Inmate 18:52:25 05/16/08 (1)
- RE: I think the consensus is they run hot if they do video processing - artemus 07:45:43 05/17/08 (0)
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