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Looks That Way For My Case

Posted by Robertc88 on August 27, 2007 at 18:35:29:
That's what you recommended me doing back in an earlier thread. There is a decent amount of BD players on the market at least with that connection capability for the audio. The Sony 300 is now what I'm leaning towards.

It's nice to have a resource like this to hash things through. Those blank stares I got when I inquired about SACD back when at B&M stores is nothing compared to what I've been experiencing talking audio connections with high def players with some of those employees! Yikes!