pws
Prominent Member
Hi All,
having long drooled over TAG all these years I was offered by a good friend to sell me his AV32 In Jan this year and I sold my Yamamy DSPA1 for the same price
What an amazing difference and I'm still in shock
Feeding the picture is a Denon 1930 and CD's are via a maratntz CD63 KI Signiture
So....I'm picking up a DVD32FLR this Sat which reading the reviews and this forum will become my DVD & CD player.
I will be connecting the clocks to sync up the processor and the player and then settling in to have a listen.
What I need to know is is there anything else I need to do apart from set the projector up using the test signals in the FLR and connect the sync cable.
Oh yeah...do I take the output of the FLR into the input of the processors or the other way round
This is all new to me and I'm like a kid at christmas as this is a huge upgrade for me as you can imagine from the previous kit and I'm axcited , nervous happy...its an emotional mess lol
Any thoughts or guidance greatly appriciated.
Cheers
Paul
Swansea
having long drooled over TAG all these years I was offered by a good friend to sell me his AV32 In Jan this year and I sold my Yamamy DSPA1 for the same price
What an amazing difference and I'm still in shock
Feeding the picture is a Denon 1930 and CD's are via a maratntz CD63 KI Signiture
So....I'm picking up a DVD32FLR this Sat which reading the reviews and this forum will become my DVD & CD player.
I will be connecting the clocks to sync up the processor and the player and then settling in to have a listen.
What I need to know is is there anything else I need to do apart from set the projector up using the test signals in the FLR and connect the sync cable.
Oh yeah...do I take the output of the FLR into the input of the processors or the other way round
This is all new to me and I'm like a kid at christmas as this is a huge upgrade for me as you can imagine from the previous kit and I'm axcited , nervous happy...its an emotional mess lol
Any thoughts or guidance greatly appriciated.
Cheers
Paul
Swansea