Kelly Scott Rickards
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After reading Krell's Home Entertainment 2002 Show press release, I saw this quote about a feature on the upcoming Showcase Pre/Pro:
http://www.krellonline.com/html/m_KAV_p_SHCSp_news.html
http://www.krellonline.com/html/m_KAV_p_SHCSp_news.html
The Showcase processor features a multichannel analog input for SACD and DVD-A software. This 7.1 channel input bypasses all digital circuitry and routes the signals directly to the analog output circuitry. New video circuitry provides pristine pass-through of all progressive and HD component signals while still providing OSD for interlaced component video signals. The Showcase utilizes Burr Brown 24-bit, 192KHz DACs for all channels. For ease of use, the Showcase incorporates Smart System setup which enables the user to efficiently configure the processor in a fashion most suitable for his or her individual needs.
A Preamp Mode with an analog input passthrough is included. In this mode, any analog input can be sent directly to the output stage via the volume control, enabling the Krell Showcase to operate as an analog-only preamplifier when desired. Numerous operational and system interfaces have also been incorporated including RS-232, 12V triggers, and flash memory for future software upgrades. It is thus an ideal choice for integration into custom installations...
I Have a few questions.
Do any other Krell product feature room-correcting tech like the Showcase? If so, how does it compare to Pioneer's MCACC?
Do any other