This will not be like my listening room. The best I figure to achieve
is about 30 db of sound headroom as there will usually be people
present. Do you think the quality of the d/a matters in a fairly high
noise and reverberant room area? About 50' by 25' 8 channels (aka two
5.1 playback machines).
Rich
--- In Rob Danielson <> wrote:
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> I've run better Sony models continuously for 3-4 weeks at a stretch
> with no noticeable change in performance/heat build-up. Looks like
> there's hardly any mass involved-- maybe little demand on motors,
> laser mechanism. If you can get by with the coax output for sound
> playback, these units not very expensive if replacement become
> necessary. I'm not aware of any tests of d-a quality in DVD player
> analog outputs but I'd guess you might want to avoid using these
> outputs in cheaper DVD players and spend the money on a good
> receiver/amp for the coax signal. I've come across some obviously
> compromised analog playback from the analog outputs of DV tape and
> DVD decks. Rob D.
>
> At 4:01 PM +0000 3/10/06, Rich Peet wrote:
> >Planning a Natural Sound Installation.
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