From: shaun.at.pukekohe@gmail.com
Once upon a time on usenet Trevor wrote:
> On 5/08/2017 11:54 AM, Randy Yates wrote:
>> Wow, active group these days....
>
> Yep not too active, but probably a few like me who saw your post and
> have no idea of any devices that fit your requirements. I can only say
> I'd agree with your comment, "a bit of a rare bird". Probably not a
> big enough market. Most people just buy a sound bar these days, or a
> full HT receiver.
Yep, I read it and couldn't help with existing knowledge. 7.2 is certainly
not common and anything I could have /found/ that might have helped the OP
could also have found.
--
Shaun.
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little classification in the DSM*."
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> Trevor.
>
>>
>> Randy Yates writes:
>>
>>> I may be a bit of a rare bird, but I'm looking for a 7.2 preamp,
>>> namely, something that will take HDMI in, separate it into 7.2, and
>>> provide line-level (preferably balanced) audio outputs which I will
>>> feed to a power amp as well as the ability to select from multiple
>>> HDMI inputs and send video to an HDMI (hopefully HDCP2.2
>>> compatible) output. I do not need a power amp and I'd rather not pay for
>>> one if I'm just
>>> going to bypass it (presuming a receiver has pre-outs) to go to my
>>> power-amp(s).
>>>
>>> I would also appreciate a variety of 7.2 mixdown modes, e.g., to
>>> 2-channel stereo, 4-channel, etc., and the ability to route the bass
>>> channels in a variety of ways.
>>>
>>> I saw the NAD C501 which looks somewhat like what I'm after, but it
>>> only has stereo two-channel audio outputs.
>>>
>>> Any pointers or thoughts would be appreciated.
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