√√ Let's find out difference between general amplifier and AV receiver!General Amplifier2 channels (left speaker and right speaker)Play back music mainlyNo decoderNot play back various kinds of sound formatsAV ReceiverMultiple Channel (5.1 channel by default)Play back music and video sound realisticallyHas decoderDolby Pro Logic ll xDolby Pro Logic ll x is a new type of multiplechannel audio signal decoding method thatimproves upon existing Dolby Pro Logic.DTS (Digital Theater Systems)DTS play backs 5.1 channel sound of wide-rangeby playing sound of DVD and CD disk as surroundsound system.DTS 96/24DTS is the surround format implementing 5.1channel multi channel sounds of 96KHz/24bitwithout losing the image quality of DVD. In addition,it can reproduce the matrix 6.1 of DTS 96/24decoder signal.DTS-ESDTS-ES is the surround format implementingsurround type of discrete 6.1 channel whilepreserving upper compatibility in response toexisting DTS Digital Sound format.It is the latest digital sound format maximizing thespace quality and 360 surround experience byadding rear center channels.DOLBY DIGITAL EXIt not only significantly enhances space expressioncapability of surround channel but also easilyimplements the sound localization at the rearaccording to sound field reproduction at 6.1 channelincluding rear center channel.DTSIt reproduces the digital PCM or analog stereosound source in 6.1 channels using the highprecision digital matrix of DTS only.It refers to home theater exclusive amplifier by amplifying the audio signal from DVD and CD player as a core element ofhome theater.√√ What is AV receiver?Features3Play back various kinds of sound formats including DolbyDigital and DTSMany input/output connectorsNo noise using digital signal typeThis product is manufactured with technical cooperation with DigitalTheater Systems, Inc., is the registered trademark of DigitalTheater Systems.(c)1996 Digital Theater Systems, Inc. All rights Reserved.Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.“Dolby”, “ProLogic” and double-D symbol are the trademark of Dolby Laboratories.Confidential unpublished works(c)1992-1997 Dolby Laboratories. All rights are Reserved.