Sound & Vision

The End of Analog

Over the years, I’ve discovered that sound and vision are multichannel analog input. two distinct camps in the home theater realm, and it’s best to keep them separated due to constantly changing video formats. That’s why I’ve held off from upgrading to an A/V receiver with HDMI, choosing instead to retain my 15-year-old Yamaha RX-V659 for audio duty and let a disc player handle video. For example, connecting my current Oppo BDP-93 Blu-ray player via its 7.1-channel analog output

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