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  • tallcool1
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 5

    #1

    Audio 7.1 question

    I have a parasound preamp with one set of 7.1 analog inputs (no HDMI). It is currently used with my DVD-A player. Now I am going to buy a blu-ray player and need to use the 7.1 analog connection for that too. Would the sound be degraded significantly by just using Y adapters so each input can be connected to both the DVD-A and the blu-ray? Or would it be "much" better to buy an audio switcher like the Zektor mas7.1?
    Thanks!
    Ted
  • Chris D
    Ultra Senior Member
    • Dec 2000
    • 16875

    #2
    YES, to my knowledge, you can't use y-plugs to hook two sources to one input. You can only split an output.

    Sorry, unless I'm dramatically wrong, (which is always possible) you'll need a nice switch--the Zektor works great, everyone says.
    CHRIS

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