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Tony G. has spotted that the bass management might not even work on the 45a. (I'm going to try to test my 47ai later on.) But I go all large on the player, and use the 80 Hz analog crossover in the Outlaw 950.

Brent- Yes. But it was the DVD, not the player in my case. (I bought a few of those "previously viewed" ones from a rental store. Last time I'll do that... I'll return it, but I didn't save enough money to "gamble" with the quality of discs I got.)

I've gotten analog audio out of the 45a from a CD. Through the 2 channel outputs, as well as through the L & R of the 5.1 outputs. Maybe a setting somewhere...

The early bird gets the worm, but not the free DVD-A! :) (I'm in the same boat.)

Brian- Not yet. I'm worried, because I ordered 2 other discs, and I got those. I'm wondering if they are sold out. It's the Super Audio Collection & prof Test Disc (*not* an SACD).

Brian- www.chesky.com has a DVD-A test disc. Mine is on the way...

Brian- Hmmm, mine is July 2002 too. A bud of mine is also July 2002, but he doesn't have his 5.1 analog cables yet, so I couldn't test his...

BL- Man, that's wierd. How "far away" is the serial number of the new one?

BL- Let us know what the crossover is when you find out. (I'm guessing 120 Hz. :) ) I have a discrete test tone disc, and if I get can my sorry butt motivated, I'll try to find out too...

I tried this on my player. I only had to bump up the sub by 2 dB on the Pioneer's menu to get it to read right. So mine must not have the problem. Here's how I did it just in case I did something wrong: Outlaw 950, using the analog bass management (80 Hz x-over) on the 5.1 analog inputs. Vs...