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Topic: Qst: Dolby Cp 500 Vs Cp 650 Or Cp 65. A/D Converters- What is best Sound Combination?
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Martin Daian
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From: Montevideo, Uruguay
Registered: Jul 2003
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posted 03-18-2010 02:58 PM
Hello, i need to evacuate some dudes:
I am working to define what is the best quality processor for Analog and Digital:
I have this processors availables:
CP 500 Digital
CP 65 w/ two Cat 350 SR cards & Dolby DA 20 Decoder and SA10 EX Surround Adapter
CP 650 Digital
I receive some information about the CP 500 that in the Analog to Digital conversion the bit rate is not too good like the A/D converters on the CP 650 - Is True ?
If is true the analog sound quality on the CP 500 will be little less in quality thant the CP 650 ?
I love too much the CP 500, is a nice cosmetic processor and robust, i prefer to use CP 500 allways if the Analog and Digital sound quality are the best, if the CP 650 have better sound quality in Analog or Digital i will need to use the CP 650 instead the CP 500,
Some people say that the CP 65 with 2 Cat 350 SR cards and a Dolby DA 20 decoder with an SA EX 10 unit to decode EX Surrounds will be the best combination for Analog and Digital sound, is this true?
The Dolby DA 20 have the same Digital Sample bit rate quality that on the CP 650 and CP 500 ?
Also i am adding a bi-amplified croossover, i have an Ultra Stereo CM-680 Both Monitor and Crossover, is this good or exist a better crossover?, the Dolby crossover cards that uses built in the processors (Cp 500 & CP 650 Crossover Cards) are the best sound quality option ?
Appreciatte your experiences about to help me to define what is the best processors combination to finalize the best sound rack.
Thanks, Martin
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