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Old 01-31-07, 09:41 AM   #12 (Link)
 
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Re: BFD-like device for mains and surrounds?


Not sure about other amps compared to my Denon, but if you use the DEQ2496 to EQ the front speakers there are a couple of options to achieve this and neither of them are ideal.

(1) Take the Front L+R pre-outs and feed the DEQ for processing. Then you would feed them back into the analogue L+R channels of an unused analogue source and then use power amp assignment to drive the front speakers through the surround B speaker terminals. Zones 2 and 3 on the Denon will only accept analogue signals. So I'd lose my 7.1 amp capability in favor of a 5.1 plus power amps for the EQing.

(2) Take all the pre-outs and loop all back into the EXT-IN sockets with the L+R going via the DEQ and the sub to the sub of course. The DEQ would then sit in the middle of of the L+R "loop". However, EXT-IN bypasses all digital processing, including crossovers and bass management.

Bob


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