If one has a good vinyl setup, the overhead of 24/96 AD conversion is
minimal compared to the cost of the TT system and you might as well go
the high rez route.
One of the reasons I bought a TP was for the same reasons as
Cliveb...cept he has the 100's and I have the ATC SCM50a's. I bought my
sp
cliveb;442973 Wrote:
> Wow - that's some seriously trashed vinyl!
>
> If the state of an LP is that bad, I respectfully suggest that whether
> you record it at 24 or 16 bits (or even 12 bits for that matter) is kind
> of irrelevant.
Not really i can't find any measurments now, but a click is ve
Phil Leigh;443150 Wrote:
> I'm not holding my breath on that one :-)
Neither am I but It was interesting to read just how quickly Neil
Young's Archive set on blu-ray sold out the first pressing, inspite of
the price premium I'm sure the industry types were watching that
with raised eye
Agentsmith = "just sold my transporter and is already missing
it"why?.
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Got my CA DacMagic, first impression (no fully run-in yet), it delivers
a wider, deeper and more dynamic soundstage, better clarity, i can hear
different depth of music with ease, it provides a very good and clear 3D
sound imaging especially at mid-range (vocal) frequencies. I tried them
at both d
aubuti;443159 Wrote:
> Why can't it?
It's not really smart-gain mode that is the issue. Any random mix of
different album tracks could cause a gain mismatch. Here's why.
Last I remember, no implementation of replay-gain that I know of will
boost (gain +dB) a track to meet the 83dB or 89dB go
Unless you have replaygain disabled and the volume set to 100% (or
"fixed" in the squeezecenter settings) all Squeezeboxs will apply 24bit
volume control.
I wouldn't worry about the volume control too much. Since the
squeezebox volume control is done in 24 bits any rounding errors are
well below
I'm the proud new owner of a Bryston B60R amplifier optioned with their
built-in DAC. I've connected my SB Receiver's "Digital Out" to the
Bryston's DAC input using RCA connectors.
A quick listen surprised me that the volume control on the SB
Controller actually works. I would have thought the
JezA;443049 Wrote:
> cliveb - did you do a DBT of your transporter or ATC100s before buying
> them? I am intrigued to know how you did it, especially in the case of
> the speakers.
No, of course I didn't. While I'm in the camp which believes that the
only way to tell if there is a *genuine* diffe
deutscherhififan;442939 Wrote:
> This little guy connected to a decent table may be all you need:
>
> http://www.project-audio.com/main.php?prod=phonoboxusb&cat=accessories&lang=en
>
> I think it works with PC only, though.
Yup, this little guy works a treat - download Audacity and you're all
michael123;443242 Wrote:
> "too much" == -10db
>
> In both excellent reviews by John Atkinson and Steven Stone, the volume
> is set to 100%, Atkinson used pre-amp, I think, while Stone used gain on
> the amplifier (the same way I do). The problem that in my case this is
> not very convenient..
>
"too much" == -10db
In both excellent reviews by John Atkinson and Steven Stone, the volume
is set to 100%, Atkinson used pre-amp, I think, while Stone used gain on
the amplifier (the same way I do). The problem that in my case this is
not very convenient..
Anyway, you see I am moving from one s
michael123;443216 Wrote:
> thanks,
> I forgot to mention the budget :-)
>
> Modding is an acceptable option, do you know if it also changes volume
> to operate in analog domain (currently, it looses resolution)
The 24-bit digital level control is transparent provided you do not
lower the volume
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