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In Reply to: Advice needed for HT surround posted by afazzalari on July 13, 2002 at 13:20:47:
Receivers all seem to have tuners. That's why they're receivers. This was mostly true long before the days of HT.What advanced sound qualities are you referring to? I don't associate HT receivers with good sound quality, although some are better than others. If you mean DSP modes, they are also available on pre/pros. I don't know why anyone would want them, but they're available.
I already have a high end tuner, like the flexibilty and sound quality of separates much better, so it's processer/mulit-chanel amp for me fersher.
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- You'll probably have to go to separates to eliminate tuner.. - Harmonia 15:25:34 07/13/02 (0)
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