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A good cheap DTS/DD reciever
- Thread starter rcf1987
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Mister X said:
Does it have DD ex as well as dts es and dts es 96/24 I didn't see it in the specs
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Check out the panasonic XR-55 it's the best receiver in it's class IMO. Way better than Onkyo and up there with $1000+ recievers because its 100% digital.
Being 'digital' does not make something better.
100% digital is also misleading. Everything is turned to analog before it is sent to the speaker. DAC's, even by their name, turn digital to analong.
The best amps I have ever heard are classic tube amps from companies like Dynaco and McIntosh.
100% digital is also misleading. Everything is turned to analog before it is sent to the speaker. DAC's, even by their name, turn digital to analong.
The best amps I have ever heard are classic tube amps from companies like Dynaco and McIntosh.
himmy said:The best amps I have ever heard are classic tube amps...
I totally agree! Even with guitar amps, put a solidstate one next to a tube amp, and you'll hear the difference!!!
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himmy said:Being 'digital' does not make something better.
100% digital is also misleading. Everything is turned to analog before it is sent to the speaker. DAC's, even by their name, turn digital to analong.
The best amps I have ever heard are classic tube amps from companies like Dynaco and McIntosh.
For it's price range it does. I won't go into all the details of why it's better than classic amps in the same price catagory and even higher, especially tube amps (He wanted a cheap amp not a $10,000 McIntosh.)
HK was my first choice but I am 110% satisfied with this panasonic and wouldn't trade it for a $1000 HK (aside from it's aethetics, though it is small..)
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=530504 They explain the details much better than I could. The receiver has no DAC's it's purely digital so the only conversion to analog is to the speakers themselves.