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Re: DSP processors

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Posted by wheezer on August 4, 2001 at 09:36:30

In Reply to: Re: DSP processors posted by JohanK on August 4, 2001 at 09:02:11:

My first thought was to upgrade my fosgate. I checked out MSB and they indicate they can upgrade some Fosgate processors as they are top quality and better than anything out there for Dolby pro-logic.(still waiting for a response from them)
Somewhere between 500 and a grand. Since my post, I researched and found there are a whole lot of processes' going on out there. Forgot most except for the common ones. Dolby prologic, Digital Dolby,DTS THX and the rest are out in cyber space - somewhere. Perhaps you could fill in my blanks as well.
As far as inputs DIgital cable, SVHS,DVD for now. Maybe a Dish and I know of some new cD stuff HDCD SACD, etc. But they are too new.
Is it common practice to run all the vid's into the HDTV and the audio into the processor? What is done with the audio if one is not running the processor, and just watch and listen to the HDTV??
Or do all the A/V components plug into the HDTV and the audio out into the processor???? (If non digital)
Thank You for Your Patients,

Mitch

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