Using the built-in DD/DTS decoder through Sony TA-9000ES vs. processor?

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I currently have the Sony EP9ES which does not have DTS processing. I just bought the Sony DVP500 with SACD.
As a result, I'm thinking about buying the Sony TA-P9000ES 5.1 pre-amp and running the 5.1 channel output from my DVD player direct into it so I can have multi-channel SACD and DTS playback (I might get rid of the EP9ES and play DD direct as well).
Will I suffer a loss of quality using the built-in DD/DTS decoder through the P9000ES vs. a processor?
Is this difference significant? If so, what can I do to upgrade the EP9ES so it decodes DTS as well?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Ray

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Topic - Using the built-in DD/DTS decoder through Sony TA-9000ES vs. processor? - Oski 10:20:34 08/18/02 (4)

Re: Using the built-in DD/DTS decoder through Sony TA-9000ES vs. processor? - Oski 22:02:59 08/22/02 (0)

Re: Using the built-in DD/DTS decoder through Sony TA-9000ES vs. processor? - jk@home 19:53:02 08/21/02 (0)

Re: Using the built-in DD/DTS decoder through Sony TA-9000ES vs. processor? - michael w 05:14:24 08/19/02 (1)

Re: Using the built-in DD/DTS decoder through Sony TA-9000ES vs. processor? - Oski 08:05:43 08/19/02 (0)

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