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My post was not clear: what I meant to ask was whether one can use six coax cables for DVD Audio or whether on should buy six dedicated analogue cables.

Thanks Lam - reply appreciated.

Advice needed: can one use a 75 ohm coaxial cable to connect a 6 channel DVD audio player to a processor, or are "dedicated" analogue cables required?

Thanks Mike. If I understand you correctly, then the projector VGA input does accept a progressive scan signal from the DVD. Apparently one can have a cable made up (I need 12 metres) with RCA connectors one end and a VGA connector on the other. That would be first prize I guess, eliminating...

Sorry Jack -just realised that you moved my post to Display Devices. Many thanks.

Where Jack?

I want to connect my progressive scan DVD via component cable to an Optoma projector. The Optoma has a VGA input and an input referred to in the manual as M1-A. The latter looks almost like a parallel port connection on computers. Question: can the VGA input be used to get all the benefits of...

I used to drive my Studio 60's with a Rotel 1075 (120 watts x 5), but never found the speakers to perform optimally. There was a large amount of distortion, even at mid volume settings, especially when playing classical music. I the bi amped the speakers with the Rotel - what a difference that...

What would give the best results: bi-amping Paradigm Studio 60s with a Rotel 1075 (5 channel amp 120 watts per channel) or bi-wiring them to a Rotel 1090 ( 2 channel amp 380 watts per channel)?

Is it correct to say that for most full range speakers one should generally buy the biggest amp you can afford, because a bigger amp gives a better sound?

Many thanks - look forward to the reply.

I currently drive my Studio 60s with a Rotel RMB1075 which is a 5 channel amp, 120 watts. Would it make an improvement if I use a separate 200w 2 channel Rotel RB1080 for the fronts and link up a second centre speaker?