Devialet 120 and Denon AVR

[k1282]

Hi confused,

As far as I see it in the configuration I can configure the 2 digital RCAs as a pre out stereo, which is awesome. Or do you think I am misunderstanding something?

For streaming I have another thread in this forum where I ask for advice. I only need a streamer without a DAC so that the devialet DAC is used. Therefore I am currently thinking about using a bluesound Node 2 or a Roon pc connected via USB to the devialet.

[thumb5]

The digital RCA connectors can be configured as analog stereo pre-amp outputs from the 120, if it has the pre-amp output option installed. But I thought you wanted to configure them as analog inputs to receive the pre-amp output from your Denon - that can't be done, I think.

[completeluxury]

i dont know if the 200 and 120 are different but i use 2 coax inputs as anolog line ins from my AV receiver.

[k1282]

Maybe I do not know how to express myself correctly

I just want to do the following:
Devialet should power my front loudspeakers.

So when watching 5.1 movies, I would like the devialet to power the 2 front loudspeakers and my Denon AVR to power the Sub, Center and rear speakers.

I also want devialet to power my front loudspeakers when listening to Stereo Sources coming from my turntable, cd player and Tidal streamer.

In order to realize this, I just need to know, whether Devialet Le120 has sufficient connectivity options.

[completeluxury]

we dont know what outputs your stereo sources have how could we possibly tell you.

if you want to know you have to list brand/models of your equipment!

[k1282]

we dont know what outputs your stereo sources have how could we possibly tell you.

if you want to know you have to list brand/models of your equipment!

fair point:
1. CD Player Denon DCD 510 AE: RCA and Toslink
2. Turntable Pro-Ject RPM 1.3 Genie: RCA
3. Streamer: Non-existent yet but would go with Bluesound Node 2 (supports Analog RCA Stereo with FIXED option, Coaxial RCA, TOSLINK digital optical, Headphone 3.5mm Stereo, Subwoofer RCA)

[completeluxury]

seems you will run into some trouble.

The line in terminals happen to be the phono terminals.