Hi gang.
Anybody out there tempted to purchase the new Apple TV as a music server?
I'm currently using the "older" 160GB version connected via HDMI, digital toslink and analog cables. I use the HDMI connection for watching movies and have another input mapped to the toslink connection for listening to 2 channel (avoids that lousy 2-3 sec audio delay!). I also have a set of analog RCA's connected to a tape input on the 1570 in order to send the audio to Zone 2 and 3 in my home.
Since apple have removed the analog output connection, I have no current way of sending out to the other zones in my house. I've been looking at using either a "standard" digital to audio converter: (http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Audio-...3&sr=8-1-spell)
or purchasing a dedicated DAC like Arcam's new rDac or Cambridge Audio's DacMagic.
Has anybody out there used an external DAC with the Rotel?
Anybody out there tempted to purchase the new Apple TV as a music server?
I'm currently using the "older" 160GB version connected via HDMI, digital toslink and analog cables. I use the HDMI connection for watching movies and have another input mapped to the toslink connection for listening to 2 channel (avoids that lousy 2-3 sec audio delay!). I also have a set of analog RCA's connected to a tape input on the 1570 in order to send the audio to Zone 2 and 3 in my home.
Since apple have removed the analog output connection, I have no current way of sending out to the other zones in my house. I've been looking at using either a "standard" digital to audio converter: (http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Audio-...3&sr=8-1-spell)
or purchasing a dedicated DAC like Arcam's new rDac or Cambridge Audio's DacMagic.
Has anybody out there used an external DAC with the Rotel?
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