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In Reply to: Are the 3990 and 4000 giant killers? posted by mr_bill on February 21, 2007 at 11:08:00:
Ohhhh.... Noooooooooooo!Sorry couldn't resist, "Mr BIll" :)
Too early to comment about the SD-4000 as it just came out. Here's something for you to catch up on the SD-3990.
The most important amplification stages are the early ones in a chain of amplification. The gain stage preceding you pre-amp is that in the DVD player driving the analog RCA outs. The unit in the Toshiba is simply elegant and removes a layer of distortion caused by the use of electrolytic couplings caps found in the majority of voltage gain stages...it does not have ANY!.
I will only say it is one of Toshiba's finest entry level units and I guess some might call it slayer of giants.
enjoy,
PeAK
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