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When the TV is in standby, it generates 'noise' (for lack of a better word) on the digital out, which causes the D1 to constantly switch the channel on and off, as if the TV was being flicked off and on over and over.

Of course I can control the volume with a separate remote for the amp, but it's inconvenient.

When using the volume control on the Bravia, it only controls the built-in speaker volume, there is no change in the signal on the digital out (same goes for mute of course, it doesn't mute the digital out).

I don't really have an interest in creating a 5.1 or 7.1 setup and the audio quality of my current setup is fine, but I do have two issues with it: I'm loving the quality and the controls in general. I'm currently using an AudioEngine D1 DAC to take the digital out from my X9500H (the X950H in Australia) and get the signal to my 2.0 amp. In practice, it's a measure that you probably wouldn't notice, and more than likely would only be able to really notice side-by-side with very specific imagery onscreen. Technically the layer added for the x-wide viewing angle slightly reduces contrast in order to increase the color/brightness rendition off-angle. I think the rule is generally buy what you can afford, and maybe buy the biggest that reasonably fits in your space. I suppose in very bright rooms maybe there'd be some overall better image from it. When I was comparing these almost side-by-side in a store, I could tell the peak brightness was lower where there were scenes with HDR or Dolby Vision with bright highlights, but I'd have been hard pressed to care if I weren't watching them side by side with the same content. The X950H can push out more brightness, has slightly better motion interpolation/processing.

Both the X900H and X950H models are excellent displays, and other than 4K/120Hz support, you'd be very hard pressed to see too much difference between them unless you're putting them side-by-side with the same image connected and studying the screen. In practice, it's a measure that you probably wouldn't notice, and more than likely would only be able to really notice side-by-side with very specific imagery onscreen.ĭon't get too caught up with tiny numerical spec comparisons.

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