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has anyone tried the pacific Valve mods for the Lite DAC?
Just wondering if its worth the extra $$
http://www.pacificvalve.us/LTDAC60M.html
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johann;181586 Wrote:
> I converted a 88.2 kHz/ 24 bit WMA to WAV and then to FLAC.
> The SB3 plays it and shows it to be 88.2 kHz but an external DAC shows
> the S/PDIF output as 44.1 kHZ.
Same here, now that I have my Li Te DAC-60. Using 88kHz FLAC files,
SB3 shows 88.2kHz, DAC shows 44.1kHz,
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I'm not able to have a dedicated music room, so I'm upgrading the HT
system in our great room with audiophile-quality equipment to get the
best I can. The new speakers will be a pair of Martin Logan Summits
driven by a Sunfire TGA-7400 amp. There will also be a Sunfire TGP-5
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325xi;181783 Wrote:
> I read too much stuff that sounds not less convincing technically, but
> proves exactly opposite.
> No, not that it has to be expensive, but that cable does matter for
> nuances.
Are these technically convincing references linkable?
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325xi;181783 Wrote:
> There were so many references on Roger Russell... Anyone *unbiased* with
> engineering background can confirm things he's saying?
Not personally, but zip cord is compared to some other cables here:
http://sound.westhost.com/cable-z.htm .
For the lazy, the difference is d
many of these things (about cars) are measurable. That lets the
'objectivists' feel comfortable with the comparison.
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Ben Diss;181175 Wrote:
> The single biggest improvement I made to my system was running a
> dedicated, clean, new power line from the breaker box to the wall
> behind my rig. Knocked my socks off. Night vs. Day. That single
> stroke started my audiophilia mania because I finally believed that
opaqueice;181787 Wrote:
> Lamborghinis go faster than Toyotas, handle better, sound better, and
> look better. Expensive cables look better.
Some Porsches handles better and go faster and handles better despite
being cheaper and looks is a matter of taste.
There are also expensive cables that
I'm not sure what you mean by unbiased - most people have an opinion. I
can tell you this: if you ask an engineer or physicist with no
knowledge of high-end audio about this, they will be shocked that there
could possibly be such a thing as an expensive wire or that anyone would
buy one.
Lambor
325xi;181783 Wrote:
> Interesting, is there any site that declare Lamborghini as marketing
> hype based on the fact that simple Toyota Echo can get you from point A
> to point B?
Very good point.
But there are always people who get confused about absolute performance
and value for money.
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There were so many references on Roger Russell... Anyone *unbiased* with
engineering background can confirm things he's saying? I'm just
wondering - why is he so praised? I read too much stuff that sounds not
less convincing technically, but proves exactly opposite.
No, not that it has to be expe
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Has anyone here tested the Lite DAC38?
I'm looking for a solid state alternative to connect directly to my
solid state direct coupled amp.
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I believe the Behringer unit is the DEQ 2496. There is also a company
called DEQX that makes (much more expensive) digital equalizers. In
any case, while these typically can take either an analogue or a
digital input, the processing they do is in the digital domain (so
you'd be better off using
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