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User Details - sledge19
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I was always a fan of high quality stereo music. But SACD multichannel is just amazing! And using the same equipment for home cinema is a great add on. | |
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Speakers: Canton Karat L 800 DC, CL 400, L 100 Speaker Cable: Monitor B&W 1102 AV Amp: Denon AVC 1 SE SACD: Denon 2900 |
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August 7, 2005
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At least it should be labelled, so you know what you are getting into :-) ... more | |
July 31, 2005
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Correct, you are right, there should be no need for anybody to mix anything else then very low frequencies to the sub. And that's the problem, some labels already do their own "bass management" in the mix and take off low frequencies from the main speakers. Which is a shame, because 1) SACD players offer their own bass management for this purpose ... more | |
July 31, 2005
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Well, SACD players allow for a certain set up (mine - Denon 2900 - is also set 5 large + no sub. however it doesn't help, bass management cannot work the other way, because, the .1 channel (according to ITU) may also be used in a different way (height channel, 2+2+2, etc.). I also got this answer from Denon directly. ... more | |
July 28, 2005
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That's the way it should be, however, like I said before, some labels mix 5.1 meaning that the sub is essential. There should be a specific labeling for that. ... more | |
July 28, 2005
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This is only a one way street: bass management only works the other way - it can shift the low frequencies to the sub not vice versa. ... more |
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