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hi
has anyone got any thoughts on whether i should bypass my 1068 and use my Cambridge Audio 640c's processing via analogue, or use the 1068's processing for stereo musice via analogue? thanks for any inut.
tom
I seriously doubt the 1068 adds any coloration to the audio signal in pure analog bypass mode. Just don't use any frequency compensation on the 1068. I believe the only way to get a better sound, is to connect the source directly to the power amp, but then no volume control !
the instruction manual states that the cd player should not be directly connected to a power amp. what i really want to know is, by using the 1068's speaker levels and delays etc, this compensates i little for my sub-standard room. however i'm not sure whether the 1068 would be as good as the 640c as for as stereo processing goes. i am still running in the 640c so i havn't done any critical listening.
I currently have a Cambridge Audio Azur 640c Cd player connected to my 1068/1075 combo via analogue connections and through the CD bypass. As I understand it, the 1068 should have no influence on the music. Since I bought the Rotel combination my preferences for watching movies has wained and I listen...
Background,
I have for a while tried to decide witch component that will decode the audio (only 2ch stereo), Rotel RSP-1068 vs Denon DVD-2910. I have mediocre interconnections (~$50 per cable), and a Rotel RMB-1075 amplifier (biamped) to Infinity renaissance 90 (about $3600 in the -90/-95),...
I bought the 1066 in December 2003 and a few months later, out came the 1068! Subsequent to purchasing Rotel separates, I bought a VPI Aries Scout and have submerged myself in LPs since. I would now call myself an analogue junkie (or vinyl junkie).
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