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Joined on: Friday, 4th May 2001, 19:36, Last used: Friday, 4th May 2001, 19:36
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RE: Built in DTS decoder
That is why I am looking at buying the M5 - saves upgrading to digitheatre DTS. It doesn`t matter that you don`t have a digital connection, it would not make any difference to digitheatre as the connection to the amp is analogue anyway - you know it comes out of that crappy wire with a computer plug on one end. Another bonus of having a built in decoder in your player is that you can sell the digitheatre decoder - the most expensive component of the whole setup!!
The truth about the Wharfedale M5
Hello everyone,
I am thinking about getting one of these feature packed, too good to be true for the price players.
If you have one or have seen one in action then please let me know what you thought/think of it.
I would be particularly intrested to know what the DTS sound is like from the onboard decoder.
Most important however, how good is the overall picture and sound quality.
The truth about the Wharfedale M5
Hello everyone,
I am thinking about getting one of these feature packed, too good to be true for the price players.
If you have one or have seen one in action then please let me know what you thought/think of it.
I would be particularly intrested to know what the DTS sound is like from the onboard decoder.
Most important however, how good is the overall picture and sound quality.