I am curious if there is a way to connect more than 1 device to the RSP-1068 that requires the Multi channel analog input? I currently have a Denon DVD-5910ci connected and want to a add a Blu-Ray player which has all of the the surround decorders built in.
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you will have to buy an extern switcher and a hell of a lot of cables.Originally posted by GaryM -
Don't skimp on the switcher but you can get high quality audio cables for not much of your paycheck at http://www.monoprice.comOriginally posted by GaryMComment
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Hi, I'm considering replacing my Meridian 568 with a pre/pro to get multi-channel analog bypass. There seems to be many things I like about the RDC-7 (can't audition, no dealers close); I keep questioning the quality of the MC analog bypass, however, because of the 25 pin input (in contrast to RCA jacks).... -
Hi,
I've been running a 1056 with a 7.1 speaker setup for a couple of years now, and started watching Blu-Ray movies from a PS3 80GB model last year. The PS3 is connected to the 1056 with digital coax and component.
Since my current setup is limited to 5.1 and 6.1, both... -
Hopefully this is an easy/simple question to answer.
I'm using a Rotel RSX-1056 for a 7.1 HT setup. My front speakers are connected to a rotel RB-980BX via front pre outs. Since this receiver lacks HDMI, I purchased a Pioneer BDP-05FD blu ray player for it's analog 7.1 outputs and quality... -
Here's a question for you all.
I use my DVD player (Pioneer 656A) for DVD's, CD's, and DVD-A's.
When I'm watching a DVD, I of course need to use the optical out.
When I'm listening to DVD-A's, I need to use the multi-channel analog outs.
My question... -
How do I connect two separate devices to the RSP-1066 (such as separate DVD-A and SACD machines) when there is only one Multi-Input on the back of the 1066?
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