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Thanks Chuck, so simply put if I want pure Dolby Digital I should use Auto Format Decode or Normal Surround. Right? Thanks.

Situation: I just got a DirecTV receiver with an optical out for Dolby Digital. This is connected to my "preamp" a Sony DB 930. For non DD programs I like to use either Normal Surround or Cinema Studio EX. B. I leave the receiver set to one of these settings. When the DirecTV box outputs a DD...

Someone that has opened one up may confirm this -- I have heard that the 9000es weighs so much due to a lead block or some other dense material being attached to the chassis. I suppose this added mass serves to lower the resonant frequency of the structure. Again this is not fact only something...

Thanks for all the replies, Looks like Friday will be the day. Also, can anyone who owns a RB-1090 confirm for me that it does not have the 12v trigger? Thanks

Time to pull the trigger this week... I will finally be ordering the B&W N804s with a HTM1 and CDM9NTs for rears. Now I just have to decide on power. I am getting a beyond fantastic deal for the speakers and Rotel amps so that is what I am going with. The options are as follows: 6ch...

Anyone? Anyone?

Here goes... 1. What is the difference between the Servo 15 and the 15a? 2. When did the change take place? 3. How can you tell them apart? Thanks

I need some input... I am trying to decide between buying the RMB-1095 and using my Sony STR-DB840 as a pre-pro for the time being (to be upgraded in about a year or so) or getting a AVR-5800 as a all in one solution. Some advantages as I see them: RMB-1095 Less expensive in the short...