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...video switching - at reasonable price? Would specifically need center, left & right balanced analog outputs; tubes would be a bonus! Wondering what the options are - am mostly a 2-channel guy, so please forgive this surround newbie.
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I have one, it even accepts Progressive component, has balanced stereo inputs and 7.1 balanced outputs...And it is a very good pre if you want to use its analog bypass...
Price is highish, $4000, but not high for Krell, and for its features...
Antonio Melo Ribeiro
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There is used to be a less pricey Proceed 2-box configuration which might work as well. Don't know if any of the aforementioned are still available after the Harmon hatchet job on Madrigal products though.
Not that I'm a fan of Sunfire...I'm also looking at DVI in lieu of Component but I'm pretty limited on DVI sources.
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The only ones I know of are the Integra Research, top of the line Lexicon and Bryston. With the Bryston an external video switcher is required. The new Integra pre/pro has balanced outputs, but I am uncertain if it is a true balanced design. The pre/pro pickings are rather slim and very high priced compared to older stereo gear so I have stayed with a conventional high resolution stereo and a separate home theater. Good luck!
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You're going to have to pinpoint what you're thinking in regards to "reasonable price" as something with all of those features will be very solidly in the 4 figure range if not higher.Any particular reason you want balanced outs? Is the sound quality that much better?
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...(Avantgarde Solos) across the front, and wish to avoid XLR-RCA adapters. Really just looking for a list of pre/pros with this feature, along with component video switching, then I can naroow it down by price & sonics. I have a lot of coin tied up in my 2-channel system, which I spend much more time with than I do with video.
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You could find anything in the world of audio.I use a balancing transformer (Jensen) to convert an unbalanced L/R signal from my pre/pro to feed a balanced power amp, across the room.
Another suggestion is forget the component switching, for the best video performance, go directly from source(s) to video monitor or use a high-end video processor for your switching.
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