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markw should be listened to
Not that I've ever heard of. Good luck.
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The last one that I saw with that capability was the Marantz SR9300, and that is quite a few years old. Not sure about newer models.
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avengineer is off the scale
EPL's have gone the way of the Dodo. You might find a record out/record monitor function that will accomplish it in at least two channels, though. Those are still around.
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markw should be listened to
I've only seen these on two channel units, though, ...not on AVR's.Originally Posted by avengineer
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j_garcia should be listened to
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avengineer is off the scale
They actually do show up on some AVRs. Those that have a separate "record out" selector, which is sometimes a shift-function of the main source selector, provides an isolated and buffered output of a source, which can then be processed and returned to an aux input chosen on the main selector. The record out sometimes doubles as the 'zone 2' selector, but has the same basic function, minus volume control. Not quite like the old EPL, but would work just as well.
Can't quite imagine what you'd use as a processor these days though.
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jcl is quite helpful
Yes, but the OP specified for the center channel. That indicates something different than a tape monitor loop or two channel pre-out - main-in loop.
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j_garcia should be listened to
Yep. The OP is looking for something rather specific and it will require an AVR with this option for either all channels or at the very least the front three. I don't recall ever seeing one that only had the front three though.
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System Two: Marantz SR-8300, GR Research A/V-2s, Sony SCD-222ES SACD, Panasonic BD-65, PS3 60G (250G), My HT
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markw should be listened to
Think about this for a moment...
Question: How do you select what source is sent to the "record out" lacks?
Answer: Whatever the input selector is set to.
Note the bolded.
Question: If you have to select the "Aux" input on the receiver, what signal is sent to the "record out" jacks?
Answer: The source pugged into the "Aux" jacks.
End result: Nothing.
You are thinking of a "tape monitor loop" which is a totally different critter.
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