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In Reply to: how to incorporate high end 2 channel into HT system? posted by sa_miller on March 04, 2002 at 18:28:04:
...and run it's two main outs into your Rogue. I'm in the opposing boat; I have a decent pre/pro (Rotel) but I will be getting a better 2-channel pre (perhaps the Rogue 99) and will have them in the same system until I get more space. I have tried several preamps (Coda, CJ, Bryston)and only the CJ had the "ht loop" that does not alter the pre/pro signal strength (therefore facilitating speaker settings). The Rogue does not have the loop (does it?), but I did read somewhere (on this board, I believe) that a loop can be retrofitted >>> definitely worth looking into.
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Why do you need a loop? I use a passive pre and all I did was to find where I need to set the volume control in order to have the L/R match the other three that were adjusted with the pre/pro.It's simple and best of both worlds. Most of us would rather have a great two channel, and a pre/pro that is decent, but not great. Or so that's my assumption, right or wrong.
So I change the input on passive to "Video" and run the L/R outs from the pre/pro into the passive and onto my main amp. Other channels are from pre/pro to surround amp/sub.
-- Greg
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Larry Dunn
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