Is this combination going to meet my expectations, which consist of:
Eversolo handling my digital connections:
- Volume control (tv remote) and auto switching to ARC input from turning on tv.
- Trigger out to trigger the Yamaha into power on and Main in. (confirmed from manual Yamaha)
- Easy control of different renamed inputs, Blu-ray, (SA)CD player.
- Easy control via app and physical remote control.
- RCA out into Yamaha main in.
Yamaha handling my analog connections:
- All digital sources via main in from the Eversolo.
- Phono in for the turntable.
- CD in for redbook cd's, could also go through the Eversolo via coax.
- Line out for digitalizing records.
- High level out into Kef R3 speakers.
- High level out into Phonar as1000 subwoofer.
On paper this seems like the analog, digital combination I've been searching for. An old school analog amp for decades to use. A digital pre amp to be swapped whenever it gets outdated.
Is it reasonable to think this is going to be acting well integrated. Or am I going to be troubleshooting every week?
Eversolo handling my digital connections:
- Volume control (tv remote) and auto switching to ARC input from turning on tv.
- Trigger out to trigger the Yamaha into power on and Main in. (confirmed from manual Yamaha)
- Easy control of different renamed inputs, Blu-ray, (SA)CD player.
- Easy control via app and physical remote control.
- RCA out into Yamaha main in.
Yamaha handling my analog connections:
- All digital sources via main in from the Eversolo.
- Phono in for the turntable.
- CD in for redbook cd's, could also go through the Eversolo via coax.
- Line out for digitalizing records.
- High level out into Kef R3 speakers.
- High level out into Phonar as1000 subwoofer.
On paper this seems like the analog, digital combination I've been searching for. An old school analog amp for decades to use. A digital pre amp to be swapped whenever it gets outdated.
Is it reasonable to think this is going to be acting well integrated. Or am I going to be troubleshooting every week?