Stratmangler;522949 Wrote:
> Which one's have a 24/96 PCM sound track ?
I hate it when I make a statement, and then have to correct myself!
When I went back and checked, the concert DVD's I have were only 48k,
not 96k as I said. I guess the reason I was thinking that some were 96k
is that I've
This makes me realize just how much I miss the old Stereo Review
magazine (the predecessor to today's Sound+Vision mag). I could always
count on them to give me honest reviews and not drink the overhyped,
overpriced hi-end fringe Kool-aid. (SR was one of the first to go after
the myths of the hi
Already experienced several times different TPs displaying "A/C over
voltage" in various surrounding conditions since last summer...
I could however reproduce it twice recently while switching from S/PDIF
to AES-EBU in Player - Audio - Digital Output Encoding. Both used TP
where bravely waiting i
Curt962;522916 Wrote:
> I'm very curious about the ADAM speakers...namely the A5 or A7 for use
> with subwoofers in a home system.
>
> I'm fully aware of what studio monitors (or any highly revealing
> speaker) can do to your music collection.
>
> (but oh...what they can do for your GOOD
I use a pair of A5s with my Transporter and find them absolutely
brilliant.
Replaces a whole audio setup for me, I just feed the XLR outputs of the
Transporter into the A5s.
It's by far the best I've had (OK, that doesn't mean too much) in terms
of clarity and transparency.
That said: there are
I just see that ADAM A5 + A7 are cheaper than the P11A.
In this region I might think about using them somewhere else if they
fit the place. Of course never listened to A5+A7 yet.
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bluegaspode
1x SB-Controller+Receiver (Duet), 1xSB-Boom. 1xSB-Radio
Server (7.4.1) running on SheevaPlug (Ubunt
I own ADAM P11a in my studio.
There are very good - but I'm no audiophile - so no reason to have them
anywhere else than in my studio.
Noise everywhere else is higher than in my studio - so I don't care
much for highprices speakers there.
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bluegaspode
1x SB-Controller+Receiver (Duet), 1xSB-
Stratmangler;522949 Wrote:
> Which one's have a 24/96 PCM sound track ?
> Nearly all of mine have a 16/48 AC3 sound track.
> The one exception has a 24/48 PCM sound track.
>
> Chris :)
I don't know of any DVDs with 24/96 sound tracks, but two with 24/48
stereo are:
Bruce Springsteen: Hammersmi
DCtoDaylight;522882 Wrote:
> I've got a bunch of concert DVD's, which have a 24/96 PCM sound track.
Which one's have a 24/96 PCM sound track ?
Nearly all of mine have a 16/48 AC3 sound track.
The one exception has a 24/48 PCM sound track.
Chris :)
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Stratmangler
There is no element of pers
Got inspired ripping some more DVDA rigth now :-)
have not manage to ripp all of them yet 54 done the rest to go, the
tagging is the hard part when there is no similar CD you can grab the
tags from
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Mnyb
Main hifi: SB3 (so
I heard various Adam speakers on last Munich High-End Show in May 2009.
Nice sound. Very airy and transparent, especially on high-frequency
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michael123
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Curt962;522906 Wrote:
> many of these audio "gurus" have no more hearing ability than you or I
> (many have considerably less in my judgement).
It is not about physical ability, think of like wine, one can pay
thousands of $$$ for one bottle. Not anyone understand, not anyone will
pay..
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mi
Classic Records has few also
Alan Parsons's albums sound incredible good in high-rez
DVD Audio Extractor can extract 94/24 music from DAD & HDAD (DVD-V)
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michael123
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I'm using a REL to but with line level from my HT-preamp works great in
that application too, in the case of digital HT-preamp it's best to use
the filter integrated there.
I use a stadium 3 xover at 50Hz mains are good for 30Hz but a bit off
overlap in xo region is good.
And I wanted to keep the
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