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| tube preamp used with HT SF Line preamps poor quality? Nonsense. Try reading elsewhere.Kal | |
| Preamp impedance mismatch with McCormack DNA2 I have used the Sonic Frontiers Line-2 and Line-3 preamps with the balanced line input on my DNA-1 Rev. A very successfully.Kal | |
| Sub hookup in a 2ch/HT system with preamp passthru Your stereo preamp cannot do anything with the SUB OUT if you are using it for L/R. It is only 2 channels.The only other suggestion with your present equipment is to use the sub only for HT and not for stereo.Kal | |
| 2 Channel System And some use 3-way and 4-way speaker systems for stereo. The number of speakers has little to do with the frequency range.Kal | |
| Sub hookup in a 2ch/HT system with preamp passthru Simplest arrangement is to tell the processor that you have no sub and that the front L/R are large. Then connect the output of the 2200 to the L/R inputs of the DD-12 with the main amp fed from the DD-12's RCA outputs. This will impose an 80dB HP... | |
| Sub hookup in a 2ch/HT system with preamp passthru Hard to answer. Are you using the sub for LFE or for bass-management?Kal | |
| 48K, 96K or 192K Jwilt: "I played around with it a bit. When I set the player's SPDIF (whatever the heck that is) to "PCM", I didn't seem to get any surround information, just the fronts. When I switched it to "Raw", the surround info was there."Of course. As I sa... | |
| 4 ohm vs 8 ohm taps Have the tech change the new posts to the 8ohm taps. | |
| 48K, 96K or 192K Thanks for the link. As I said, using the 5.1 DVD-A inputs, which are analog, the sampling rate is irrelevant.Kal | |
| Ring radiator tweeters - the future? Unless this is different, ring radiators are several decades old.Kal | |
| 48K, 96K or 192K Tvad: "OK, I'm bored and determined to help, so I looked through the B&K AVR305 manual which mentions accepting DVD-A up to 24/192 through the 5.1 analog inputs, so I'd say set the player to 24/192 as Kal suggested."Good idea but makes no sens... | |
| HDCD a flash in the pan already?? No. It already was a flash in the pan. Came and went.Kal | |
| 48K, 96K or 192K Well, the reason for limiting the output bandwidth is to account for whether or not the device receiving the output can handle it. If you send a 24/192 signal to a DAC or receiver which can only handle 24/48, the extra bits would be truncated prod... | |
| 48K, 96K or 192K Tvad wrote: "Perhaps the setting needs to be made on a disc-to-disc basis? My Donald Fagen disc specifically mentions 48khz/24bit. I don't own any other DVD-A discs to compare.I personally prefer to not upsample."Who said anything about upsampling... | |
| 48K, 96K or 192K DVD is up to 24/48. DVD-A can be anything up to 24/192, at least in 2 channels, and up to 24/96 in 5.1. So, set the output for 192kHz in order not to down-sample and mangle the best discs.Kal |