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AudioLancelot
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Hi
I have an old Pioneer QX 9900 receiver and it probably isn't the best quad synthesizing unit around.
I have a muliti channel Pioneer Elite VSX 36TX receiver that has inputs for multi channel input for i.e. front, back, mid way surround and back suround. I feel I should get a quality quadraphonic pre amp or decoder to really synthesize quad music. Am I correct on this? f so, could you recommend what I need, ( decoder or pre amp ) and recommend good quality units that would give quality quad synthesizing and fidelity.
Any other help would be appreciated. I prefer recording off of direct air FM broadcasts via antenna onto a Pioneer Elite PDR - W37 CD recoder. The tuner I use is an old analog Pioneer TX 9800 direct to the recorder. I would then send to the quad pre amp/decoder.
Thanks
Dennis
I have an old Pioneer QX 9900 receiver and it probably isn't the best quad synthesizing unit around.
I have a muliti channel Pioneer Elite VSX 36TX receiver that has inputs for multi channel input for i.e. front, back, mid way surround and back suround. I feel I should get a quality quadraphonic pre amp or decoder to really synthesize quad music. Am I correct on this? f so, could you recommend what I need, ( decoder or pre amp ) and recommend good quality units that would give quality quad synthesizing and fidelity.
Any other help would be appreciated. I prefer recording off of direct air FM broadcasts via antenna onto a Pioneer Elite PDR - W37 CD recoder. The tuner I use is an old analog Pioneer TX 9800 direct to the recorder. I would then send to the quad pre amp/decoder.
Thanks
Dennis