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In Reply to: Re: A/V reciever that has true analog bypass? posted by kotches on March 9, 2001 at 13:51:49:
I always associate 5.1 w/ the digital domain.I understand you can have surround in analog (e.g., dolby prologic).
But "5.1 analog bypass" suggests (to me) an analog source with 5.1 channels. How is that possible?
Just curious...I tend to favor analog by pass in A/V preamps simply because I have alot invested in both my tuner and my turntable and wish to avoid A/D and D/A conversion. But I always am thinking "2-channel."
thanks.
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Follow Ups
- What is "5.1 analog" bypass? - 12stepper 15:38:16 03/09/01 (4)
- Re: What is "5.1 analog" bypass? - kotches 19:25:02 03/09/01 (0)
- just a guess....same as 2 channel - sober1 18:28:15 03/09/01 (2)
- Is it the same as 5.1 direct? - Gandalfcrow 19:03:29 03/09/01 (1)
- Re: Is it the same as 5.1 direct? - kotches 19:21:23 03/09/01 (0)
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