It is too bad that nobody makes a simple piece like the old Adcom GSP-560 that is AC-3 / DTS capable with a bit more power. I think that it would sell like hotcakes as it was both convenient and practial due to solving this very problem. Sean
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Audio and HT - Finding Balance
Long time lurker with a first time post.
The question of the day-month-year (and the one that I find myself very interested in at the moment) seems to be this:
(1) I've got a great audio system and now I'd like to add HT to the mix. What is the best way to keep my great audio set-up (and the flexibility that I've grown accustom to) and add HT? More specifically, if I add HT what is just ok, what is good, and what is great?
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(2) I'm (re) building a system. I'm really interested in great music reproduction, but I would also like HT. Again - what is the best way to add HT? What is just ok, what is good, and what is great?
Two months ago I was in category 1. After a house fire, I now fall into category 2.
I've seen this question asked 100 time in many specific posts, but I'm looking for a general discussion.
Frankly, I'm lost. Thanks in advance.
The question of the day-month-year (and the one that I find myself very interested in at the moment) seems to be this:
(1) I've got a great audio system and now I'd like to add HT to the mix. What is the best way to keep my great audio set-up (and the flexibility that I've grown accustom to) and add HT? More specifically, if I add HT what is just ok, what is good, and what is great?
-or-
(2) I'm (re) building a system. I'm really interested in great music reproduction, but I would also like HT. Again - what is the best way to add HT? What is just ok, what is good, and what is great?
Two months ago I was in category 1. After a house fire, I now fall into category 2.
I've seen this question asked 100 time in many specific posts, but I'm looking for a general discussion.
Frankly, I'm lost. Thanks in advance.