Malor;369088 Wrote:
I don't know about the other claims, but I can absolutely
guaran-damn-tee you that there will be no subtle differences in sound
quality from your network connection. It's packetized data with error
correction. Either it delivers correct bits fast enough or it doesn't.
Labarum;367783 Wrote:
Try a Beresford.
http://www.beresford.me/others/main.html
£120 -Money back if you don't like it. You cant loose.
Yes you can - I emailed him a couple of days ago, saying that I
couldn't decied between his DAC and the Cambridge, and to confirm he
offers the refund.
Glenn2;369271 Wrote:
Yes you can - I emailed him a couple of days ago, saying that I couldn't
decied between his DAC and the Cambridge, and to confirm he offers the
refund.
He said (cut paste from email):
I don't give a full refund anymore. It is best you buy the DacMagic.
Stan
Labarum;369312 Wrote:
He has more business than he can handle at the moment.
I'm not at all surprised. The important thing is to ignore the earlier
reviews because the product has changed a lot (for the better).
Has anyone tried the MHDT Havana? The reviews look interesting.
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davidjames;369260 Wrote:
...
Are you saying when I performed the same test using a joke I wrote in
MS Word it wasn't funnier with the better switch?
Damn.
not only that Sir, but if you zip/unzip said word document in the
process, you joke will loose all its fun, it will become a lament
Hi Sebage - glad you enjoyed The Rite of Spring. It certainly is an
intense and overwhelming piece of music. Hard to say what else is like
it .. not many pieces of music about a girl dancing herself to death!
The outraged audience fought and rioted at the first performance.
I was at a great
The only problem is that DG doesn't properly tag their music... Pity. :(
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Themis
SB3 - North Star dac 192 - Denon 3808 - Sonus Faber Grand Piano Domus
Themis's Profile:
www.bso.org
The Boston Symphony Orchestra has started offering music in lossless
WMA format, at least some of it will be Dolby 5.1 format. The first is
Mozart Chamber music. They currently offer MP3 @ 320kb for some of the
historical broadcasts.
George
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gsawdy
