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Re: Help putting playback system together, please.Well guys,I may have come up with the solution I can sell to the theater. After reading through manuals of every Blu-Ray player with 7.1 analog outs, I found the Panasonic DMP-BDT500. If I'm reading the manual correctly, it will decode and downmix 7.1 to basically any speaker config you enter, based on number, placement, size, etc. I'm stuck with RCA outs. But the deck lives three feet from the console. And I haven't had any issues with the unbalanced cables currently carrying the stereo PCM. B&H is selling it for $277 and change. I think I can sell this. Can anyone confirm the decoding/downmixing capabilities of this deck? http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMPBDT500-MUL.PDF The Audio section starts on page 29. "Analog Audio Output" is on page 30.As far as speaker coverage goes... According to the EASE data I was shown, 92% of our 399 seats is covered +/- 3dB with L/C/R/Subs the remaining 2% is +/- 5 db. I've run pink noise through all channels separately and my ears tell me it's reasonably even too.Thanks!Sean
Re: Help putting playback system together, please.
Well guys,
I may have come up with the solution I can sell to the theater. After reading through manuals of every Blu-Ray player with 7.1 analog outs, I found the Panasonic DMP-BDT500. If I'm reading the manual correctly, it will decode and downmix 7.1 to basically any speaker config you enter, based on number, placement, size, etc. I'm stuck with RCA outs. But the deck lives three feet from the console. And I haven't had any issues with the unbalanced cables currently carrying the stereo PCM. B&H is selling it for $277 and change. I think I can sell this. Can anyone confirm the decoding/downmixing capabilities of this deck? http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMPBDT500-MUL.PDF The Audio section starts on page 29. "Analog Audio Output" is on page 30.
As far as speaker coverage goes... According to the EASE data I was shown, 92% of our 399 seats is covered +/- 3dB with L/C/R/Subs the remaining 2% is +/- 5 db. I've run pink noise through all channels separately and my ears tell me it's reasonably even too.
Thanks!
Sean
