Help - Do I need a Processor for my Amps?
I NEED HELP.HAVE A RA931 AMP,RTC940AX TUNER, RCD950 CD PLAYER AND HERE`S WHERE THE PROBLEM STARTS. JUST BOUGHT A 980 RDA DIGITAL SURROUND ADAPTER.I`M GUESSING I NEED A PROCESSOR TO GET SURROUND.BUT AM I CHASING MY TAIL? WILL THE COMPONENTS I HAVE ALLOW ME TO HAVE A SURROUND SYSTEM.IF SO HOW AND IF NOT ANY SUGGESTIONS.I,M BUILDING A SYSTEM AND HAVE TWO b&W SPEAKERS AT THE PRESENT.
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Yes, you will need a pre/pro. Example: RSP-980 or one of the similar preamp/ processors. I would assume your'e RA-931 is an integrated amp? If so you have 2 channel only capabilities even with your'e RDA-980. I had entered into Rotel with their RSP-980, RDA-980, and RDA-985. The current surround processors are hard to beat although the RSP-980 had analog 2 channel that was hard to beat.
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Hi,
Thanks to Glenn, Club Rotel members were made aware of an interesting article by Brian Florian in the “Secrets of Home Theatre and High Fidelity” Web site titled “The Secrets SSP (Surround Sound Processor) Benchmark Specifications”.
The link to the article is http:... -
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Hi Folks,
I have an older RSP-980 surround processor driven by an RB980BX 2 channel amp. I run a pair of kit speakers and a powered sub and use it for music, tv, dvd etc. I'm very happy with the sound quality, but the processor is pro logic and not digital.
A local...
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