I'm thinking about replacing my current DVD player with a Denon 2900. My primary goal is improved picture quality on a Mits RPTV 65813. I currently run my video signals through the 1056. For the sake of wiring simplicity I'd like to continue to use the receiver as a video switch. But not at the cost of video signal degradation. Is this a valid concern?
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What are the main differences between the denon dvd 2900 and dvd 2200? I recently compared the Rotel rdv 1050 and denon 2910. But from what I have read most of you feel the 2900 is the best option. I already have a Rotel rsx-1056 and rb-1080 and rb991. I looking for a good dvd player for movies and... -
Hello fellow AVSforumners. I am in a dilemma and I need your expertise. I am torn between these four players and I cannot make up my mind. I just want to make the right decision. All these players I can probably get for about the same price. I just found the Pioneer 47ai for $550 and I think it is a... -
Hello everybody.
As I just bought a Mitsubishi HC3000 projector (resolution up to 1080i), I changed the components connections from directly from the RDV1060 to the projector, to pass through the RSX 1056 so I could connect some more devices to the pj with the same cable.
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I have replaced my yamaha 2400 receiver which upconverted all sources to component and did a nice job of it too.
Now i have a Rotel 1056 receiver and my wife and i thought we could get by with our digital tv not being up converted to component on a 100" screen but after a couple... -
Not obviously an audio or video device for home theater, this video card, nonetheless, is rapidly becoming a favorite for HTPC (Home Theater Personal Computers) due to it's remarkable image quality for DVD.
There are numerous configurations of the Radeon Video card, including a 64MB...
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