A question for those familiar with the workings of the 1098.
From page 19 of the manual-:
"The MULTI inputs are analogue bypass inputs, passing signals directly through to the volume control and preamp outputs, bypassing all of the digital processing. The RSP-1098 provides an optional bass redirect feature that duplicates the seven main channels and passes them through an analogue 100Hz low pass filter, creating a summed mono subwoofer output derived from the main channels."
Again on page 33, it restates the same information.
I take this to mean that if I were to use the bass redirect feature, that NO ADC and then DAC would take place in the 1098 in order to sum and then add the information. That is, the signal would stay analogue from the source's Dacs (if a digital source obviously) through to the speakers.
Is this correct???
From page 19 of the manual-:
"The MULTI inputs are analogue bypass inputs, passing signals directly through to the volume control and preamp outputs, bypassing all of the digital processing. The RSP-1098 provides an optional bass redirect feature that duplicates the seven main channels and passes them through an analogue 100Hz low pass filter, creating a summed mono subwoofer output derived from the main channels."
Again on page 33, it restates the same information.
I take this to mean that if I were to use the bass redirect feature, that NO ADC and then DAC would take place in the 1098 in order to sum and then add the information. That is, the signal would stay analogue from the source's Dacs (if a digital source obviously) through to the speakers.
Is this correct???
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