Re: RP61 v. RP56

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In Reply to: RP61 v. RP56 posted by csown on October 7, 2001 at 22:41:45:

You can use the built in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder instead of getting a Dolby Digital Processor or receiver, but truthfully almost all receivers have them now so it probably will be redundent.
Depends on how soon you are going to upgrade your receiver.
So take your choice, like I said at these prices how can you go wrong?
Be sure to post what you end up with and how you like it.
I tried to post a review several times on the RP91 but there is some problem with adding a new Panasonic model.

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Topic - Help! - is the NAD T550 good for an audio guy? - csown 17:56:30 10/06/01 (6)

I bought the T550 and sent it back... - EdM 10:18:10 10/07/01 (5)

Re: I bought the T550 and sent it back... - csown 10:54:27 10/07/01 (4)

As to your other questions... - EdM 13:52:50 10/07/01 (0)

I had the NAD for about 3 weeks, the RP61 is the one I meant.. - EdM 13:45:37 10/07/01 (2)

RP61 v. RP56 - csown 22:41:45 10/07/01 (1)

Re: RP61 v. RP56 - EdM 07:23:55 10/08/01 (0)

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Re: RP61 v. RP56 - EdM 07:23:55 10/08/01 (0)

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