Re: audio over HDMI vs. standard RCS connections
- From: Steven Sullivan <ssully@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 19:34:20 +0000 (UTC)
codifus <codifus@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Feb 19, 5:51?pm, Steven Sullivan <ssu...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Andrew Barss <ba...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have an Onkyo TX-SR303 receiver, which I've been using in my living room
system for a while. The headphone jack is acting up (it's preventing the
speakers from playing, even when the headphones are unplugged, unless I
hold the jack to one side with my finger). This is probably a cheap repair, but
I'm considering upgrading to a TX-SR706. ? It has more power, and more
and varied inputs. ?One aesthetic reason is just it has four HDMI
inputs, and thus would greatly simplify the mess of cables I have currently.
A couple of questions:
a) is there a substantial diference in e.g., DVD audio over HDMI, vs.
a pair of RCA cables?
Much easier to apply bass management, speaker calibration, and DSP consistently across
formats, if the input to the AVR is digital, so: ?advantage HDMI.
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-S
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Would all that apply if he's using it for 2.0 stereo?
Yes, all except the bass management. Delays, level, digital room EQ can still apply.
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-S
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