Is it possible to connect a DVD player directly to my Rotel amp, bypassing my stereo receiver? I will lose bass & treble control though...... correct?
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Audio Freak 7,
Yes you can do it for stereo or (if your DVD has 5.1 outputs) you can also connect this way for movies etc. Normally however you loose volume control - everying is at the same (usually loud) level - unless you have one of the rare DVD players with a volume control on their line level outputs..
Geoff -
Why do yo ask?
mantisComment
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The questions on this board... lol
dan87951
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I often find reading the manual for the dvd a bonus. They have loads of useful information.
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