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In Reply to: DTS 96/24 capable DSP are superior? posted by jeromelang on June 5, 2003 at 07:14:28:
The simple answer is "maybe". Higher end receivers will usually have higher end parts, thus any benefits might be easier to hear. By the way, what do you call "high-end"? Denon now has the AVR-2803 receiver that has DTS 24/96 5.1 decoding. It lists for $799 -- I wouldn't exactly call this a "high-end" receiver. Very good, but not high-end.
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- DTS 96/24 capable DSP - Joe Murphy Jr 21:14:03 06/05/03 (2)
- Any additional processing power require to decode DTS 96/24 - jeromelang 01:25:51 06/06/03 (1)
- Of course... NT - Lowrider 00:59:03 06/07/03 (0)
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