richardw;560395 Wrote:
Logitech sells custom made 1k ear phones for g's sake! They certainly
would be better off with the TP!
I'm not convinced. There are just too many things that doesn't line up
as far as Logitech vs. high-end audiogear, goes. Take for instance
support. It seems clear that
Mr_Sukebe;560018 Wrote:
Does the Samsung HDD have it's own PSU, or is it being powered by the
USB cable, and thus the SBT?
I wonder if the PSU is more noisy when also powering the HDD?
Hi
The samsung is powered by the Touch so you may be onto something.
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JezA;558921 Wrote:
NAIM equipment is, apparently, very sensitive to mains quality and
mechanical vibration - NAIM themselves sell mains leads for several
hundred pounds a time, and similarly priced shelves, which, so they
claim, improve sound quality. If that is true, then it may well be
The Lavry DA10 and DA11 are well worth considering. A step up in SQ from
the similarily priced Benchmarks in my experience.
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richardw;560525 Wrote:
Super Q...I don't think that post was intended to criticize the design
rather suggested it was possible to improve.
right
http://www.pinkfishmedia.net/forum/showthread.php?t=77460
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michael123
On 09/07/10 00:20, richardw wrote:
Super Q...I don't think that post was intended to criticize the design
rather suggested it was possible to improve.
Of course it's possible to improve pretty much any commercial design as
the original will have had, by definition, several commercial
I did not mean 'cheap' == 'bad'.
Transporter is a good piece of hardware as-is, yet..
Sean had some price range in mind, so he could not test capacitors that
cost 200$, right? The most expensive parts in Transporter, I think are
panels, display, volume.. All the rest maybe costs 10-30$.. I doubt
On 07/09/2010 09:21 AM, michael123 wrote:
Sean had some price range in mind, so he could not test capacitors that
cost 200$, right?
[snip]
If you take Vitus for example (I saw tons of these amps in Munich),
then you can realize that it uses 16 capacitors of Duelund Silver
Cast-PIO.. it costs
I really like my Cambridge Audio DacMagic
http://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-DacMagic-Digital-Analog-Converter/dp/B001QFGOLW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=electronicsqid=1278683561sr=8-1
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900$ cap :-)
http://jimmyauw.com/2010/03/23/the-most-awaited-duelund-cast-silver-capacitor/
So, you say that the audio design ends at 200$?
I read regularly DIYAudio, I see that people trying many components,
also expensive (who has the money)
I read John Curl, who mods his own amplifiers,
On 07/09/2010 10:03 AM, michael123 wrote:
So, you say that the audio design ends at 200$?
No I am saying that if you expect significant improvements in audio
quality by changing a $1 cap with a $200 cap, you are drinking
All IMHO, YMMV, etc
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pfarrell;560679 Wrote:
On 07/09/2010 10:03 AM, michael123 wrote:
So, you say that the audio design ends at 200$?
No I am saying that if you expect significant improvements in audio
quality by changing a $1 cap with a $200 cap, you are drinking
:)
of course I do not expect.
bhaagensen;560604 Wrote:
I'm not convinced. There are just too many things that doesn't line up
as far as Logitech vs. high-end audiogear, goes. Take for instance
support. It seems clear that the Logitech support channels are not at
all geared towards spending time on individual requests -
michael123;560678 Wrote:
I visit periodically audio shows, I listen.
I can hear the difference.. and yes, Vitus measures extremely well.
Frequency Response flat straight up to almost MHz
Mr. Goldenears. :rolleyes:
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ghostrider
Robin Bowes;560664 Wrote:
On 09/07/10 00:20, richardw wrote:
Super Q...I don't think that post was intended to criticize the
design
rather suggested it was possible to improve.
Of course it's possible to improve pretty much any commercial design
as
the original will have had, by
richardw;560691 Wrote:
I guess my point here was that if Logitech can sell/support 1k earbuds,
then they could continue the TP line. I honestly do not have a clear
picture of their business model. The range of products is a wide one as
is the markets they address. This is clearly part
Where are these $1k earbuds you keep referring to? The ones on Logi's US
web site max out at $420. Admittedly, even that is more spendy than I
would have expected Logitech to go.
I also notice that the more expensive earphones Logitech sells are from
Ultimate Ears, which they bought out in 2008.
aubuti;560697 Wrote:
Where are these $1k earbuds you keep referring to? The ones on Logi's US
web site max out at $420. Admittedly, even that is more spendy than I
would have expected Logitech to go.
I also notice that the more expensive earphones Logitech sells are from
Ultimate Ears,
esbrewer;560752 Wrote:
I have considered going the active route for a while to make my system
less conspicuous - but always find that the homely active monitors with
their visible lights and controls, and/or stylized drivers defeat the
purpose. Why don't they offer grilles for these things
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