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Re: Bose Questions

Subject: Re: Bose Questions
by vis_croceus on 2010/12/30 1:09:35

Quote:

bogus wrote:
I am not sure what you are saying is any different than what I am saying.

The receiver module provided amplification when used in the Delco configuration. When used in the Bose, it was simply a low level signal processor.


You're saying the Bose CDM does signal processing. I'm saying that it doesn't.

You appear to be saying the non-Bose CDM does not do any signal processing. I'm saying it does.

You appear to be saying the Bose CDM is not an amp. I'm saying it is.
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