paulsen
12-15-2002, 09:54 AM
<font color='#000000'>Hello!
I have two questions about my Yamaha C920 DVD player and Yamaha RX-V530 receiver. They are connected via 6-channel analog for DVD-A. They are also connected via digital optical fiber. I just added the C920, a DVD-A capable player. Previously I had a DVD player not capable of DVD-A.
Here are the two questions:
1. Bass management: should I use the DVD player's or the receiver's controls to choose large/small/LFE output, etc.?
2. Speaker delay: same question as above -- use the DVD player's or the receiver's controls?
I can see that the receiver's relative speaker level controls are effective when the input is 6-channel analog but I suspect that sepaker delay must be done in the digital domain (i.e. the DVD player when playing DVD-A). I am not sure where LFE bass management and large/small speaker choices take effect. (Are these strictly analog?)
I want to avoid "doubling up" on these. E.g. I don't want to add speaker delays twice nor add an extra cross-over or low-pass filter.
I am surprised that Yamaha gives no specific advice on how to interconnect two of its own components. Perhaps If I bought them together as a "Theater in a box" there would be better instructions.
Thanks!</font>
I have two questions about my Yamaha C920 DVD player and Yamaha RX-V530 receiver. They are connected via 6-channel analog for DVD-A. They are also connected via digital optical fiber. I just added the C920, a DVD-A capable player. Previously I had a DVD player not capable of DVD-A.
Here are the two questions:
1. Bass management: should I use the DVD player's or the receiver's controls to choose large/small/LFE output, etc.?
2. Speaker delay: same question as above -- use the DVD player's or the receiver's controls?
I can see that the receiver's relative speaker level controls are effective when the input is 6-channel analog but I suspect that sepaker delay must be done in the digital domain (i.e. the DVD player when playing DVD-A). I am not sure where LFE bass management and large/small speaker choices take effect. (Are these strictly analog?)
I want to avoid "doubling up" on these. E.g. I don't want to add speaker delays twice nor add an extra cross-over or low-pass filter.
I am surprised that Yamaha gives no specific advice on how to interconnect two of its own components. Perhaps If I bought them together as a "Theater in a box" there would be better instructions.
Thanks!</font>