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  1. 7th Apr 2007 16:24 #1
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    Hi all. I've noticed some of the newer av amps now are sporting tbc's in the specs in the upconversion path. Anyone heard anything about the quality of these and wether or not they're full frame?
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    Got any links?

    These are low volume units so they would typically use chips designed for set top box or DVD player.
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    People use the term "TBC" far too often. The term "TBC" can be interpreted in several ways, many of them borderline lies.
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    Hi guys.. one line purporting to use a tbc is the current Onkyo range.. a la

    http://www.eu.onkyo.com/indices/index_com_en_53388.html


    Cant see any more info other than the claim itself. Another amp i'm interested in also said to have a tbc in specs is

    http://www.gadgetguy.com.au/articles/85/denon-s-latest-feature-rich-home-theatre-recei...tvs-and-panels

    Have a look there at paragraph 5


    What dya reckon?
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