(images obtained from Rotel pdf file... I only wish they had made them more clear)
The RSP-1066 Surround Sound Processor/Preamplifier combines –
as do all 10 Series components – flexibility, superior performance,
and easy operation.
The RSP-1066’s extraordinary flexibility begins with inputs and
outputs to easily accommodate the most demanding system
configurations. You can connect up to eight sources, five of them
video-based, plus a CD player, external tuner, and an analog
tape recorder. In addition, there are five assignable digital audio
inputs, 3 coaxial and 2 optical. And a seven channel “Multi” input keeps
the RSP-1066 ahead of the “future-format” curve.
To increase your viewing pleasure, the RSP-1066 includes inputs and switching
for composite, S-video, and component video sources. Custom ID
capability lets users program the front panel display so that all A/V input
selections display the name of the selected component.
Advanced microprocessors from Crystal Semiconductor handle Dolby
Digital (complete with dynamic range adjustments), dts, and Dolby Pro
Logic II decoding. The RSP-1066 also automatically detects and decodes
dts ES, dts ES Discrete, HDCD, and MP3-encoded audio. There’s also dts
Neo:6 mode for cinema sound and music. Six other DSP modes (Music 1-4,
5 CH Stereo, and 7 CH Stereo) complement traditional two-channel stereo
operation to make the RSP-1066 more than suitable for any source.
An adjustable subwoofer crossover (40 to 120 Hz in 20 Hz increments and
Off) lets you tune the RSP-1066 to perfectly match your speakers. And “on
the fly” center, surround and subwoofer level adjustments mean you can
adjust the RSP-1066’s response to perfectly match your preferences, too.
investment, this advanced processor benefits from upgradeable software, too.
invokes two channel operation while “DVD” calls up Dolby Digital as the default setting.
nine other components fingertip-easy.
tests. The result is clear audible superiority.
Typically flexible. Typically convenient. Typically Rotel.
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