Phil Leigh;342152 Wrote:
glass v plastic is one of the enduring audiophile truism myths...like
switched v linear power supplies.
Life isn't full of absolutes. I think you should just buy a good
quality plastic and enjoy it.
Of coure we all know that coax is better anyway ;)
If you're
tomjtx;343613 Wrote:
I auditioned a full modded Bolder SB and a Transporter.
I bought the Transporter, it was far more musical.
I also fed the bolder into a Lavry DAC, still preferred the TP.
The Bolder mods are a waste of money, IME.
Just get a good jittter rejecting DAC with the
jhm731;343908 Wrote:
I agree, the Bolder mods are an over priced joke. He thinks you need his
$300. DC cable to connect his $1800. PSU to his modified SB3.;-)
Unfortunate for the wallets of Bolder fans. But humorous for the rest
of us :-)
It is amazing the price some will pay for shoddily
tomjtx;343992 Wrote:
Unfortunate for the wallets of Bolder fans. But humorous for the rest of
us :-)
It is amazing the price some will pay for shoddily built gear that
doesn't improve the sound.
Thanks for that - kinda puts things into perspective for me... I think
I'll stay clear of
i have a duet already and now want to extend it into my listening room.
I have seperates system (rega and BWs).
i can use the controller in either room so should i just buy an
additional receiver or a SB3 which is better musically?
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wilgartw
I don't know if I am jaded but I've played with lots of equipment over
the years and keep learning every day about what kind of sound turns me
on. I also believe that as my ears evolve into this game I am tending
more and more toward the neutral. While this should be no surprise in
general it
I disagree about the bolder mods. I really enjoy my modded SB3sorry
just one person's opinion.
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kbuzz
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opaqueice;343819 Wrote:
I might be misunderstanding you, but it sounds like you're missing the
point. The issue isn't missed or false triggers - those basically
never happen under reasonable (audio) circumstances. S/PDIF is easily
capable of transmitting bit-perfect information; that's
DeVerm wrote:
Hi all,
thinking about buying a boom but living on 12V aboard our boat does
anybody know the input-range of allowed voltages? Aboard we can go as
low as 11V or as high as 14.2V while charging the batteries
The production power brick puts out, wait for it, 12v.
The beta
DeVerm;344212 Wrote:
Hi all,
thinking about buying a boom but living on 12V aboard our boat does
anybody know the input-range of allowed voltages? Aboard we can go as
low as 11V or as high as 14.2V while charging the batteries
The reason I ask is that we have 12V outlets
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