Post by peraja August 8, 2013 (1 of 17)
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Hello!! I want to know does on the Sacd from Depeche mode is only 2 channel stereo sound or does it offer 5.1 multichannel and 2 channel stereo
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Post by sylvian August 8, 2013 (2 of 17)
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peraja said:
Hello!! I want to know does on the Sacd from Depeche mode is only 2 channel stereo sound or does it offer 5.1 multichannel and 2 channel stereo
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AFAIK these are all 5.0 surround - will check in the eveneing and get back here.
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Post by peraja August 8, 2013 (3 of 17)
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I have Pioneer Bdp 150 k and av receiver onkyo sr tx 501E but i don have 5.0 from depeche Sacd...whyyyyy????
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peraja said:
I have Pioneer Bdp 150 k and av receiver onkyo sr tx 501E but i don have 5.0 from depeche Sacd...whyyyyy????
On the remote there's a CD/SACD button. during stop you can press that button to choose CD, SACD 2channel or SACD multi-channel.
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Post by peraja August 8, 2013 (5 of 17)
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hooperthom said:
On the remote there's a CD/SACD button. during stop you can press that button to choose CD, SACD 2channel or SACD multi-channel.
I ve done that but 5.1 is not working...my receiver doesn't have Hdmi imput,maybe that's the problem...is there any way to solve that problem?
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Post by Ear August 8, 2013 (6 of 17)
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Hi peraja
That is exactly the problem. To get 5.1 without HDMI you need to have an analogue 5.1 connection to your amp (cinch). You player does not have analogue 5.1 outputs. Just Stereo. And as far as I know SACD does not play through coaxial in 5.1 Just in stereo and in CD resolution (I might be wrong here, so please, somebody correct me if I am). If you want to play SACD in multichannel, you need to get either another player (a used one off ebay is worth a thought i.e Denon 2012UD) that still has analogue 5.1 outs or a new receiver with HDMI connections. For full resolution in stereo you just have to use the anaologue stereo outs on your player. Hope I could help
Ear
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Post by peraja August 8, 2013 (7 of 17)
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Ear said:
Hi peraja
That is exactly the problem. To get 5.1 without HDMI you need to have an analogue 5.1 connection to your amp (cinch). You player does not have analogue 5.1 outputs. Just Stereo. And as far as I know SACD does not play through coaxial in 5.1 Just in stereo and in CD resolution (I might be wrong here, so please, somebody correct me if I am). If you want to play SACD in multichannel, you need to get either another player (a used one off ebay is worth a thought i.e Denon 2012UD) that still has analogue 5.1 outs or a new receiver with HDMI connections. For full resolution in stereo you just have to use the anaologue stereo outs on your player. Hope I could help
Ear
Dear God..i just bouht the player today!!!! So,player has 2 analogue outputs and coax...the full steteo works thru 2 analogue/coax?!
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Post by Iain August 8, 2013 (8 of 17)
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peraja said:
I have Pioneer Bdp 150 k and av receiver onkyo sr tx 501E but i don have 5.0 from depeche Sacd...whyyyyy????
Why did you purchase a Pioneer player?
Frankly, I've heard anecdotal rumours that Pioneer may not exist this time next year.
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Post by sylvian August 8, 2013 (9 of 17)
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peraja said:
Dear God..i just bouht the player today!!!! So,player has 2 analogue outputs and coax...the full steteo works thru 2 analogue/coax?!
Do not panic.....the two (player & receiver) does not match to serve you for multichannel plyback.....that is true -- you shouldve consult your dealer or here prior the purchase.....Onkyo does not offer any HDMI connection and Pioneer dropped the analogue 5.1/7.1 outputs which is becoming pretty common elsewhere.
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If you have bought it only recently try to persuade the reseller or your dealer to exchange it for something different to suit better your needs.
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I will recommend to upgeade your A/V receiver for something more up-to date with better connection capabilities. BE SURE THAT THE NEW ONE CAN ACCEPT HI-REZ SIGNAL FROM SA-CD!
best regards
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Its hilarious how these Depeche Mode SACD have positive reviews on here and all over the web. They are compressed and EQ'd to hell. They sound bloody awful, try listening to an entire album on a set of headphones and you are on the way to hearing loss.
The original CDs, while not perfect, are significantly better with full dynamic range.
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