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\\\lowly, clueless retired EE,///..........

Posted by three_sox on February 9, 2008 at 02:14:23:
... ~ I didn't take copious notes regarding setup.

Awww, câ€™mon, donâ€™t be so precious. If you donâ€™t think it is important (with or without copious notes) if the PS3 is set to 480i or 1080i (I donâ€™t think your projector is compatible with 1080p) I doubt anyone will take you seriously.

IMHO set-up menus are extremely important to get the best out of any format &/or source. Of course, YMMV.

Audio set-up is just as important for the best sound. Iâ€™m not sure of the relevance of comparing the Marantz source with the other two when you use different amplification?

Smile

Sox