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Richard Lang wrote:
The burning of the digital information onto the disc is a
physical process,
as is replaying it, and both need a secure isolated transport ...
I dispute this assertion. The transport need only be sufficiently "isolated"
that
Agreed. I've heard a variety of different audio hi fi components over the
last 2-3 years while a friend and I have been building up our respective
component stereo systems.
Originally my friend was actually intent on buying a Sony receiver, either
digital home theatre or stereo, because of
* Richard Lang [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 15 May 2000
| It's not surprising really, the two are designed for different things:
| the receiver is really designed for home theatre television/DVD and the
| odd radio broadcast in your lounge, and the integrated amp is designed
| for music - and has
...
Which is largely meaningless when dealing with digital signals, which are
effectively immune to interference.
...
Yeah, the digital signals might be immune to interference, but remember
we're not just talking about the digital domain with a recording process.
The burning of the digital
"Aston" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the tip. I'm tempted now to get a NAD T760 -- I can look
at it as a lasting investment -- but will I be able to hear the
difference between it and a Sony STR-DE835 if I only have a pair of
PSB Alphas and will be listening to mostly 256kbit MP3s?
Stainless Steel Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* "Aston" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 12 May 2000 | I'm
looking for an amp or receiver with digital (optical) input, so I can
| plug my MD player (and my computer) into it. Any suggestions on a
good one | for $300-400? I've done some research into
Thanks for the tip. I'm tempted now to get a NAD T760 -- I can look at it as
a lasting investment -- but will I be able to hear the difference between it
and a Sony STR-DE835 if I only have a pair of PSB Alphas and will be
listening to mostly 256kbit MP3s? (With my sound card hooked up through
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No matter what you end up buying DO NOT buy a receive if it does not
have in addition to Dolby Digital, DTS (Digital Theater Sound).
DTS is the most superior form of surround sound currently available
to the consumer.
However, that only applies if your main
* "Aston" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 14 May 2000
| Thanks for the tip. I'm tempted now to get a NAD T760 -- I can look at
| it as a lasting investment --
Yep. But at least listen to it first before buying.
| but will I be able to hear the difference between it and a Sony STR-DE835
| if I
* "Aston" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 12 May 2000
| I'm looking for an amp or receiver with digital (optical) input, so I can
| plug my MD player (and my computer) into it. Any suggestions on a good one
| for $300-400? I've done some research into the Sony line and the STR-DE835
| looks good,
No matter what you end up buying DO NOT buy a receive if it does not have in
addition to Dolby Digital, DTS (Digital Theater Sound).
DTS is the most superior form of surround sound currently available to the
consumer.
Regards,
LAS
Aston wrote:
I'm looking for an amp or receiver with digital
I'm looking for an amp or receiver with digital (optical) input, so I can
plug my MD player (and my computer) into it. Any suggestions on a good one
for $300-400? I've done some research into the Sony line and the STR-DE835
looks good, but what other brands are out there that have optical ins?
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