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My McCormack DNA .5 does that. My old Perreaux Power amp did that. It's pretty normal for many high end separate amps. But, not that annoying considering most people (including me) never shut them off unless moving, changing the system, or for a power outage. Ken

quote: Where's the link to the article? Where was this published? So which sub $1000 Yamaha amp did they use? Do a search in the Google archives for Tom Nousaine, Sunshine Stereo, and Steve Zipser. --- I did, Google didn't find anything

I love these posts. Every day, new threads are started about cables. Once every three months or so, one of the threads turns into a barrage of nonsensical, unsupported arguments. Some say yeah, some say nay. Why not just take a poll, and see who can tell the differences between cables? Once...

Actually, I look for cables with the "death grip". Tighter connections = better connections. Most very high end cables have tight connections. And, come on, how often do you really need to remove cables? The last time I removed cables was the last time I moved, 2 years ago. Now plugging in...

Nooooooo! Most UPS's output a squarewave, not a sinewave like the electricity out of the wall. Computers can deal with this becuase of their electronic switching power supply, but it would not be good for audio equipment with it's transformer based power supply. Also, it would most likely...

Progressive DVD is 480p. 480p requires HD inputs. non HD inputs can only accept 480i (which is half the bandwidth of 480p). So, to sum up - to have a set top box and a progressive DVD, you need 2 HD inputs, or a HD component switchbox. Ken