RE: define

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In Reply to: define posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 19, 2009 at 17:04:31:

A grand max for the television and probably $600 for the DVD player marks the high end. Less is better. DVD/Blu-ray will always be the source no cable, dish or over-the-air broadcast at least for the foreseeable future.
What are my audio out options likely to be from the DVD/Blu-ray player? As noted I don't want surround sound and have audio preamps and amps I could use. I there any reason that I ought to consider buying a pre/pro if I don't want surround? I really don't want to buy a POS A/V receiver and given the rate of change in the technology I'm dubious about used pre/pros.

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Follow Ups Full Thread

Topic - Affordable video? - plantsman 05:01:29 01/19/09 (6)

define - Joe Murphy Jr 17:04:31 01/19/09 (4)

RE: define - plantsman 03:21:52 01/20/09 (3)

based on total $ - Joe Murphy Jr 19:00:07 01/20/09 (2)

RE: based on total $ - plantsman 04:11:53 01/21/09 (0)

oops... forgot about this - Joe Murphy Jr 22:02:00 01/20/09 (0)

Lots of good info... - racerguy 11:58:27 01/19/09 (0)

Follow Ups

RE: define - plantsman 03:21:52 01/20/09 (3)

based on total $ - Joe Murphy Jr 19:00:07 01/20/09 (2)

RE: based on total $ - plantsman 04:11:53 01/21/09 (0)

oops... forgot about this - Joe Murphy Jr 22:02:00 01/20/09 (0)

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