Multi Channel Analogue vs. hdmi

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Multi Channel Analogue vs. hdmi

02-13-2011, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Integra8

I'm running analog from my Panny 80 Blu Ray player to my Integra 8.2 receiver, because the 8.2 doesn't have HDMI. Within the next week I will be receiving my new Integra DTR 40.2 and will be hooking up the HDMI for surround sound. Will I hear a difference? Probably not, what I'm looking forward to is way less wiring in the back of my EQ!

Jeff

I think you will hear a difference, not sure how you are running your setup with the analog connections but I think most receivers/processors bypass the DSP's internally with the 7.1 analog in which means you have no room correction and are left with doing bass management on your BD player.

You will have a more advanced bass management and room correction system with your upgrade so I think you will have a good improvement in sound. Enjoy it.

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