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In Reply to: I think you and cfraser are saying pretty much the same thing posted by racerguy on June 24, 2009 at 06:34:09:
Anyway, to clarify: I do not feed any analog source outputs into my AVR pre-pro. When I opened it up to have a look, it looks a helluva lot more like a computer than a "stereo". Not surprising. There are much better pre-pros of course, and those with some decent analog design, so then I wouldn't mind so much. But like many people here, I had an analog pre already, so I keep like with like signal-wise.
As far as this topic is concerned, my point was that keeping digital source material digital as long as possible throughout the reproduction chain seems a good idea to me. Easier and so convenient too with BDP output.
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Follow Ups
- Yes, I think so - cfraser 10:44:54 06/24/09 (2)
- So if you use HDMI for your sound, don't you wind up going through the pre/pro's preamp anyway ? nt - oscar 08:53:24 06/28/09 (1)
- RE: So if you use HDMI for your sound, don't you wind up going through the pre/pro's preamp anyway ? nt - cfraser 14:33:33 06/29/09 (0)
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