Does the 998 boast support for the digital time alignment, space enhancer, sound realizer, sound elevation, bass boost, and loudness features?
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Since I didn't get a chance to fully explore my new deck since it shorted, I couldn't tell you about the "digital time alignment". All the others it does support. The 996 also supports those as well. 996 awesome deck. Lasted almost 4 years. Sounds awesome. Can tell the difference between the Sony I had in there before and kenwood
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Yes all of those features are included it is top notch radio that has it all.
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Bold 9930 has 3.5mm earphone jack but unfortunately doesn't have an FM radio feature. I think you get fm radio on the BB curves devices only.
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Yes, it does not have any of the features in the question. The philosophy behind creating iBasso DX50 and DX90 is making the finest music player, nothing but the music player only. All the other distractions were not added to the DAP. 1. No Microphones2. No Camera3. No WiFi 4. No Cellular Phones5. No Audio/Video Recording Capability
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no onboard sounds but offers extensive sound banks thru software program (included)
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Great question. I believe it has the capability of loading and storing new sounds however we've never had the need since it comes with a ton of sounds and we just assign the ones we want to each individual pad/sensor. I hope this helps.
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don't know. I have the 920 but I CAN say I'm NOT a fan of this. It's hard to keep in my ear and there's no way to anchor it to my ear, let alone to keep it safe when I'm not using it (nowhere to put a hook/strap/string, etc.). I haven't been using it as a result so it's a HUGE waste of money :(
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It does have an equalizer through YAPO. Typically done via included microphone. Can be done manually rough web interface.
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It does provide a virtual surround, depending on which input you are utilizing. It obviously falls short of a "true" 5.1 surround experience but I am personally impressed with the virtual.
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The new version is the 5800ES. 2 more channels of amplification -- 7.2 vs 9.2. A few other changes, too.
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The device allows your BB 9900 to transfer audio via Bluetooth to your receiver instead of having to physically connect the two.
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Have you tested the digital (S/PDIF) IN and OUT on linux as well? On Ubuntu 11.04, the analog connections seem to work great, but I'm not seeing an option for digital in Sound Preferences. Wondering if upgrading to a distro in the 3.x kernel series would help.
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It has "Hi-Fi: For an enhanced listening experience" also "Bass speaker to simulate surround sound" Todd (NBQ)
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Yes, mine had all the adjustable sound options like bass, mid, treble, and speaker balance front & back, Left & right.
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The version I bought last year has coaxial and optical digital outputs, line level RCA, and 1/8" headphone, however the pictures on the current version don't look the same as what I have.
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its only supported 5.1 as real surround mean with more 2 speakers but you can feel the 7.1 surround without install 2 more speakers
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The Onkyo TX-NR929 has Audyssey MultiEQ XT32. It is considerably more sophisticated than just an equalizer. It can take the nearly flat output of the 929 and manipulate it to compensate for anomalies in both your room and your speakers. Your 636 can do something similar, just not to the degree that the 929 can. Also I wouldn't attribute high frequency performance issues to the 636 first. I would first suspect tweeter or crossover issues in those older 901s.
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I never installed it. I was informed that it amplifies everything. So if you have a bad distortion it amplifies the distortion.