Dreamthugg23

Scoot, Sorry if my question made me come off as an ***? I meant the 2807 didn't have all the same specs as the 3806, but wanted to know if that matter or not when it comes to good music. I love my Denon very much and when I bought it I was told that they were the best and everyone else just added alot of the extra dsp modes that wouldn't work in all homes. That is what I meant to say, is the Yamaha and Pioneer just bells and whistle or really as good compared to the Denon? It is very hard figuring out what I really need in a reciever and what is just bells I'd never ring.

Scoot You think the 2807 will have all the same specs as the 3806. I did the side by side compare on the denon website and it didn't have the same processing as the 3806? It had the basic stuff that my 1905 has, but nothing really that new as in the processing. I know it has all the up conversion for the video, but do I need that? I have satellite and waiting for the all Digital and HD. Do you think I will still need all the up conversion? I s HDMI that much better or just for less cables??? I want true sound and the ability to upgrade later on to the HDCD and SACD. I also wired my house so I can run my computer to my Receiver.

Can anyone help me decide on a new a/v receiver for my system. I have narrowed my picks to the Denon 3806, the Yamaha V2600 and the Pioneer 74txvi. Not sure of the HDMI upconverting will matter much when Directv goes to all digital signal with the new HD dish. I just want to make sure I have enough for the future upgrades in products and the best sound out of my speakers. Here is what I am running now. Denon AVR 1905. Monster Power HTS3500, Samsung DVD-HD84 with DVI, Phillips Directv DVR, Directv H-20 with HDMI and a Mitsubishi 65 HDTV with DVI. For speakers I am running Klipsch RF15 for fronts, RC25 for center, Klipsch RS25 surrounds and a Velodyne DSP-10 I do like my Denon 1905, but would like to step that up. I would like the THX cert., but not sure if that is a big deal when it comes to great sound or music. Any Ideas??

kenratboy try turning the res. down to like 720. I install Directv and I have found that some of the programs, mostly sport events, do pixel on fast movements when in 1080. Lower it to 720 and see if it still does it. I think the Directv HD channels other than ESPN and TNT have to many promotional things on them. I still like my off-air antenna better, but I had to install two of them.