Definitely just a matter of terminology, as HT bypass and HT pass through get used regardless of how it is actually implemented, and may be even be called HT direct or A/V direct. In one case, an input is switchable between AUX and HT, implying selecting a fixed or unity gain. Another case is a dedicated input for HT, implying a true pass through. I have seen both of these scenarios on preamps and integrated amps. I actually have an integrated amp with the HT dedicated input, and the manual states it is a direct connection to the power amp, therefore a true HT bypass.
Jpg1975, after doing some research for a hybrid integrated with HT bypass, I could not find anything for your budget. So, heres another idea. As we discussed in your other thread, you will also need a DAC. How using the Jolida FX Tube DAC with a nice SS integrated amp?
Jpg1975, after doing some research for a hybrid integrated with HT bypass, I could not find anything for your budget. So, heres another idea. As we discussed in your other thread, you will also need a DAC. How using the Jolida FX Tube DAC with a nice SS integrated amp?