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So if you use HDMI for your sound, don't you wind up going through the pre/pro's preamp anyway ? nt

Posted by oscar on June 28, 2009 at 08:53:24:
Seems to me feeding the MC analog preamp via the Blu-ray player's analog outputs is more "direct" than routing HDMI from the player to a pre/pro, then converting to analog, and then routing the analog outputs through the MC analog preamp (plus you will be "tainting" the sound with the "digital processor box's preamp stage).