Hi 325, IMHO there is a lot of difference between 6 meters away or behind a wall than something on the hi-fi rack. Also microwaves are designed to keep the RF in where as WiFi access points etc are designed to transmit it.
I think it is well to remember that I was talking about audiophiles here, which are apparently the market that the transporter is aimed at. Most 'normal' people are looking for ease of use and good value for money combined with reasonable audio quality. Audiophiles on the other hand are looking for the best possible audio quality over and above all else. Ease of use, looks, cost etc are not normally factors that an audiophile would pay much attention too. Such things as clean mains supply, quality of interconnects, type of rack used, arrangement of pieces of kit in relation to each other on the rack, turning off displays, disconnecting unused inputs, oh... and RF from Wi-Fi, all only make small, even minute differences to the sound but to an audiophile their combined effect is very important. I know people who have spent £15,000 on a CD player because it sounds fractionally better than the £7,000 one they already own. To these people ANY minute improvement to sound quality is worth pursuing as long as they can hear it. I also know people who would consider spending £200 on a Squeezebox an outrageous waste of money. I think its important to bear in mind that even within the ranks of audiophiles we all have different kit, hearing and rooms. Just because a change yields an improvement for one person it doesnt mean it will benefit another. Also just because you can measure it doesnt necessarily mean you can hear it and vice-versa. As with all things, each to his own. -- London Lad SB3/ALW PSU>NAC552>NAP500>NBLs ------------------------------------------------------------------------ London Lad's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=6442 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=25835 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
