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Yes, indeed!

Posted by Ric Schultz on January 25, 2013 at 12:24:21:
The 83SE/95 has about 30? volume positions that can only be seen if you have a video display on. On the 105 there are 100 positions of volume and every time you hit the volume button it shows what position you are at directly on the Oppo display. The headphone outputs have their own set of 100 positions. It remembers both. When you plug in a headphone it reverts to the volume you last had it and turns off all the other outputs. When you unplug the headphone it reverts to the outputs on the back. It remembers both sets of volumes even if you turn it off or unplug it. Pretty cool! Yes, it is working at 32 bits. Does not mean that someone would not like a preamp more. Preamps can "add" things that some people might like.....and sometimes make the sound more dynamic. But running a 105 directly into amps is a way pure way of listening.....especially if the Oppo is modded.