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Burr-Brown PCM-1738 192kHz/24-bit audio DAC's are the same ones listed on the specs for the new top-of the line Pioneer DV-989AVi. Not bad.
Faroudja DCDi included as with the 1910. Wonder if it is still the FLI-23xx series chipset. If it is, this player may struggle to find an audience, given that the macroblock bug has been around for quite some time now. If the chipset is new, and the MB is gone, this player could be extremely popular. I would think that Denon would not be in a rush to release another player with MB, so I would expect that this should be a pretty good model. ![]() |
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From the Denon 2005 summer product conference just concluded: Faroudja DCDi in the DVD-1920 is FLI-2301, same as in the DVD-1910. Unless they have it set up differently or have learned how to eliminate the MB bug, this is a BIG MISTAKE by Denon.
Otherwise, HDMI 1.1 with digital bass management over HDMI for DVD-Audio, and the Burr-Brown DAC's look encouraging. The Bottom Line, however: ANOTHER UPSCALING PLAYER WITH FAROUDJUNK MACROBLOCKING!!! THANK YOU, DENON, FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS!! ![]() |
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Different Video DACs for the 1920s??
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http://www.audioholics.com/news/edit...DVDPlayers.php I noticed the two 1920 models (756S and 1920) had two different video DACs listed about halfway down the list: Discrete 10-bit, 108-MHz Video DAC - 480i (Integrated I/P Converter/Video DAC) Discrete 11-bit, 216-MHz Analog Devices Video DAC (ADV-7322) 480p But, it says the silver 756S has the 10bit and the 1920 has the 11bit. Anyone think there is truth to this, or is it just a misprint. I'm guessing a misprint and both versions have both DACs since it's talking 480i and 480p respectively, but it still seemed like an odd thing to screw up since its so obvious in such a chart. |
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Also - I forgot to add my second question: Does anyone expect the 1920's audio in DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, or in 2 channel to be superior to audio from a Oppo DV971H or a Panny S77/S97? I'm not quite clear on how the $200 to $400 range of players stack up audio-wise.
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I ordered one from Crutchfield last Friday 7/15. Got the email from them yesterday that the ETA was pushed back to 8/12. I'll be running this one in my second system (main system has Pio 59AVi & Oppo for R2 / PAL discs).
I will have the Silicon Optix HQV Benchmark DVD before 8/12, so I will put the machine through its' paces once I have upacked it. If it does well, I will keep it. If not, back she goes to Crutchfield. As I mentioned before, I think it will be a nice audio player that hopefully does not have the same level of MB as the 1910. |
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I got a brand new Denon DVD-2200 (factory sealed and at a very good price) and waiting for it to arrive. It was the audio DAC in that player that I was inquiring about (Burr-Brown 1791), and I'm hoping it will sound very nice with DVD-A and SA-CD DVDs. Your experience with this is appreciated. -Alex- |
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The audio DACs in the 2200 are nice, but nowhere as nice as in the 2900 (BB custom 1790 DACs) or 3910 (BB 1796 DACs). I would not say that the BB 1791s are "one of the best DACs available." Of course, everything's relative.
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FYI, its the same DACs that the Pioneer DV-563a has. SO supposedly they are far fromt eh best BB DAC's available. If you check out teh IC database at alexhardware you can see what the general pecking order of BB DAC's is by looking at teh DAC's in teh better pieces...
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I can't believe they used the same MB chipset. It is like Denon hadn't heard a single concern of any of the readers! Hell, I've contacted two of the top people at Denon regarding this on the 2910 directly over 6 months ago. They said they were aware of the issue and there was NO way to correct the issue completely. (talmadge and baker)
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