Club1820;242103 Wrote:
> I also had a NASTY ground loop hum in my system caused by the cable
> connection. I purchased and installed the jensen transformer and it
> completely went away. Paid $49.99 for it. Parts Express also sells
> one for way less but I figured I would go with the one that
alekz;303927 Wrote:
> Actually, you can deemphasize using external programs/filters like "sox"
>
No one said you couldn't deemphasize with external software, they just
questioned how good a job it would do. The whole point of adding
emphasis was to move the low level, high frequency parts of t
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GuyDebord;304021 Wrote:
> If youre tags were correctly done you wouldnt have any problems, I guess
> that keeping FLAC also helps avoid some organization... Good luck with
> your virtual drive.
Thanks. I'm not adverse to keeping things organized, but I prefer to
do without it if I can. I do wi
kphinney;303996 Wrote:
>
>
> 2) "Max" will convert all of your FLACs in one go - no question there,
> but it DOES NOT retain all tag information. The last time I tried Max I
> found myself retyping and hunting cover art for many, many, hours.
>
>
If youre tags were correctly done you wou
Nikhil;303643 Wrote:
> well .. I just tried TwistedFLAC on my G4 PPC mini and all I get is
> a spinning beach-ball ... had to restart twice :( . I know the MacFUSE
> part is fine, because NTFS-3G works perfectly. I will wait until
> someone gets this running on the platform. Firefly will su
GuyDebord;303762 Wrote:
> JUST USE "MAX", IT WILL CONVERT ALL YOUR FLACS IN ONE GO, CANNOT BE
> EASIER..
1) I don't want to convert my files. FLAC is what I use and will
continue to use, even if I have to eschew iTunes like I have for years.
2) "Max" will convert all of your FLACs in one go
Nonreality;303832 Wrote:
> So being an A/V receiver automatically makes everything sound the same?
> Are you saying no dynamic range. Maybe the reason they do to you is that
> you haven't listened to any of the nicer ones from Denon or Yamaha
> without bose speakers. There has been a huge impro
This is the audiophile forum - we don't do "threads" :o)
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...SB3+Stontronics PSU - Altmann
JISCO/UPCI - TACT RCS 2.2X with Good Vibrations S/W - MF X-DAC
V3/X-PSU/X-10 buffer (Audiocom
Whilst taking on board your point about the hyperbole, to be honest I
was simply trying to describe what I heard. I remember being stunned by
the improvement, which is why that review cost me loads of money,
because I ended up buying the entire set of cables and the Hydra. I had
to send it off for
bigfool1956 wrote:
> Robin Bowes;303885 Wrote:
>> bigfool1956 wrote:
>>
>>> Interesting you should say that. I use Shunyata powersnakes in my
>>> system, and I found that the TP sounded noticably better when
>> powered
>>> with the Python chord, which has the outer layer filled with the
>>> FeSi-1
Actually, you can deemphasize using external programs/filters like "sox"
(http://sox.sourceforge.net/)
An excerpt from soxeffect manual page:
deemph
Apply a treble attenuation shelving filter to audio in
audio-CD format. The frequency response of pre-
emphasized recordings is rectifie
pichonCalavera;295843 Wrote:
> A lot of fun seeing how simple questions evolve in the Audiophile forum.
> :D
LOL Gotta laugh since 75%+ of this thread was diverted to irrelevant
discussion of matters of little or no interest/pertinence to the OP's
question - which was my sole reason for reading
Robin Bowes;303885 Wrote:
> bigfool1956 wrote:
>
> > Interesting you should say that. I use Shunyata powersnakes in my
> > system, and I found that the TP sounded noticably better when
> powered
> > with the Python chord, which has the outer layer filled with the
> > FeSi-1000 noise-reduction co
Because of these difficulties with recoding, I was wondering if it was
possible to implement sending the pre-emphasis flag (with the flag set
in the cue-sheet). A lot of SB users are using an external DAC, who can
benefit from this feature.
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bigfool1956 wrote:
> Interesting you should say that. I use Shunyata powersnakes in my
> system, and I found that the TP sounded noticably better when powered
> with the Python chord, which has the outer layer filled with the
> FeSi-1000 noise-reduction compound.
You'd probably find they work eve
DCtoDaylight;303799 Wrote:
> Actually you do have personal experience, you just didn't know!
> If you open up your Transporter, you'll find it's got three power
> supplies, two analog, that get all the press, and one switch mode that
> no one talks about! The switch mode is reserved for powering
My 24/96 has no problems.
As far as I can remember, there might have been one.
My suggestions, if you don't have already done :
- Unplug the card
- Uninstall the software
- Make a clean reinstall, by the manual (maybe in another slot).
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Skunk;300423 Wrote:
> If they're talking about two buck chuck (grocery wine), versus $55 Napa
> Cab, then shouldn't we be talking about an A/V receiver that makes
> everything sound the same, versus an accurate system.
>
> I actually *like* my system because it's ruthlessly revealing, but I'm
>
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