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Jim Lesurf wrote:
My current (Panasonic CRT) TV does have analogue outputs for sound.
However they audible clip/distort loud sounds and add background noise
and hum. My default assumption is to assume analogue outputs from a
normal domestic TV display are rubbish.

They seem to vary wildly. My last TV was a Philips Matchline in a posh
wood cabinet. That had very good audio circuits - although the built in
speakers were as usual rubbish. It also allowed you to dub between the
various inputs without effecting the main screen and sound - very useful.
All in all a very good TV - but the 28" 4:3 screen just wasn't big enough
for my room when displaying 16:9.

My current set is a 45" rear projection DLP made by Sagem. I'd call the
sound circuitry just about adequate.

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*Who is this General Failure chap anyway - and why is he reading my HD? *

Dave Plowman London SW
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