stewrt Wrote: > Yeah I tried the analog outputs. Sounded kinda edgy, harsh. Switched > to the digital output into a Denon 3803 and the D/A's in it seem to be > a bit better, to my ears. > >
Have you tried different amplification with those B&W speakers? I auditioned some B&W Nautilus 801s, and compared them side by side to McIntosh LS360s and Tannoy Dimension TD-12. I found the B&W to be , by far, the brightest, most "edgy" of the lot. I've never auditioned any of the Denon HT receivers, but I have read that they tend to sound on the "bright" side as well. Those two factors, coupled together, might be the source of your audio distress. Long term, you could integrate a two-channel system with separate amplification into your HT and simply use an auxillary input on the two-channel pre-amp/amp for the Left and Right Front line level outs on your Denon. -- Cleve _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
