Scott Merryfield
Senior HTF Member
I'll make one more attempt to get this thread back on topic...
I re-read the 4802 manual (downloaded from Denon's website), and it seems to imply that the adjustable crossover setting is universally applied to all channels -- i.e. you cannot set your mains to 40Hz, surrounds to 60Hz and center to 80Hz (as in my previous example). All channels will have the same crossover setting. Can any actual 4802 owner confirm this?
While I appreciate the debate on external amplification for receivers, how about starting a separate thread if you wish to continue this debate? I think there are several people interested in the differences between the 3802 and 4802 and the value of those differences, and this argument is only sidetracking the discussion.
I re-read the 4802 manual (downloaded from Denon's website), and it seems to imply that the adjustable crossover setting is universally applied to all channels -- i.e. you cannot set your mains to 40Hz, surrounds to 60Hz and center to 80Hz (as in my previous example). All channels will have the same crossover setting. Can any actual 4802 owner confirm this?
While I appreciate the debate on external amplification for receivers, how about starting a separate thread if you wish to continue this debate? I think there are several people interested in the differences between the 3802 and 4802 and the value of those differences, and this argument is only sidetracking the discussion.