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Got it sir,i searched in the net just V-link not mentioning musical fidelity.I have a sony BDP-S380 player which i bought before knowing about Hifi.com.Thank u very much for u r advices sir,take care.
suryaschwarzennegger said:right now iam having a dell inspiron 6400 laptop which doesnot have an optical output
Quantock said:Any technical explanation how data manages to produce:
Sound is admirably balanced, the composed treble neatly complemented by solidly planted, appropriately forceful bass and an open, expressive midrange.
Quantock said:Can we assume that...
Sound is admirably balanced, the composed treble neatly complemented by solidly planted, appropriately forceful bass and an open, expressive midrange.
Is there in the recording studio?
Quantock said:Can we assume that...
Sound is admirably balanced, the composed treble neatly complemented by solidly planted, appropriately forceful bass and an open, expressive midrange.
Is there in the recording studio?
Andrew Everard said:Yes, I know the system you have – that's why I referred to it in an earlier answer.
As far as V-Link is concerned, this should give you some prices and stockists.
Yes, if you buy the Onkyo you'll still need the V-Link or something like it to act as an interface between the USB output of your computer and the optical/electrical digital inputs on the receiver. You may also want to add an external DAC, depending on what you think of the sound quality of the conversion built into the receiver - that's really a matter for personal opinion and some listening tests.
When you buy a receiver, you will also need a new speaker package, for reasons I have already pointed out, and also a Blu-ray player. £1500 should be more than sufficient to get everything you need.
Andrew Everard said:Ohhhhhh..i can c u r online,but i couldn't chat with u...fingers crossed,sir iam awaiting reply from u for my question ,pls help out..regarding the purchase of ex-display lx-01..
Thanks
Yes, I know the system you have – that's why I referred to it in an earlier answer.
As far as V-Link is concerned, this should give you some prices and stockists.
Yes, if you buy the Onkyo you'll still need the V-Link or something like it to act as an interface between the USB output of your computer and the optical/electrical digital inputs on the receiver. You may also want to add an external DAC, depending on what you think of the sound quality of the conversion built into the receiver - that's really a matter for personal opinion and some listening tests.
When you buy a receiver, you will also need a new speaker package, for reasons I have already pointed out, and also a Blu-ray player. £1500 should be more than sufficient to get everything you need.