ByronM
Auditioning
- Joined
- Nov 18, 2003
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I have a wonderfull panasonic XP50 dvd player with built in 192khz DAC's (5.1 analog out). I currently have this tosslinked to my Onkyo 600 receiver. I don't believe Onkyo is pushing 192khz on its DAC's.
Would there be any degradation of using the Analog outs or could they actually sound superior because of the better onboard DAC's within the DVD player?
I also think i have to use analog to play DVD-A so i'll have to give it a shot.
Just wondering if anyone has seen a huge difference. I know the top of the line receives use the higher end DAC's and generally sound "Warmer" - is that the DAC or just the amp funcitonality or combination thereof?
BTW, i'm totally impressed with it going straight in through tosslink, but i was reading up on the DVD player and its stacked with decoder/high end DACs and that beautifull DCDi chip so i'm wondering if that would give me better performance.
Thanks!
Would there be any degradation of using the Analog outs or could they actually sound superior because of the better onboard DAC's within the DVD player?
I also think i have to use analog to play DVD-A so i'll have to give it a shot.
Just wondering if anyone has seen a huge difference. I know the top of the line receives use the higher end DAC's and generally sound "Warmer" - is that the DAC or just the amp funcitonality or combination thereof?
BTW, i'm totally impressed with it going straight in through tosslink, but i was reading up on the DVD player and its stacked with decoder/high end DACs and that beautifull DCDi chip so i'm wondering if that would give me better performance.
Thanks!