jh901 wrote:
> I'd still like to know if DACs were perfected prior to the Transporter.
>
>
The DACs in the Sony CDP 101 and the Philips CD 100 (the first
generation CD players) were almost sonically transparent. The similar
parts in the second generation CD players were sonically transparent.
Some contemporaneous amps and preamps would pass similar listening
tests.
>
> This notion that there is a singular perfected sound ("transparent") is
> interesting. I do appreciate the logic that either universally accepted
> "transparency" has either been achieved or else there is design flaw.
> Who can argue against that!?
Consider a veryshort piece of properly shielded copper wire. Can it
possibly make an audible change in an audio signal? How long does it
have to be in order for the changes that is makes to be audible?
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