stripeyjoe
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Do AVRs convert their analogue inputs to digital before applying any processing such as room correction and/or delay for speaker distance and then reconvert back to analogue to go through the power amp section?
If so, is their any point in a fancy DAC if you are only have the AVR re-digitise the analogue signal to add room correction? Wouldn't it be better to use a digital connection to start with and remove 2 lots of conversion?
Is the only way to go 'all analogue' from input to output to switch on 'pure direct' or its equivalent and forgo all room correction and, I guess, the sub feed?
Cheers!
Joe
If so, is their any point in a fancy DAC if you are only have the AVR re-digitise the analogue signal to add room correction? Wouldn't it be better to use a digital connection to start with and remove 2 lots of conversion?
Is the only way to go 'all analogue' from input to output to switch on 'pure direct' or its equivalent and forgo all room correction and, I guess, the sub feed?
Cheers!
Joe