esbrewer;640128 Wrote:
The Dalis and Meridians look promising but are probably a bit out of
what I want to spend on a bookshelf placement - thanks for the
suggestions.
To bring this back to my basic question however - has anyone here
upgraded from a well designed monitor to a newer
No problem, I am terrible at all this audio vocabulary too. But still I
believe a direct comparison of two devices is possible leaving out most
of the subjective terms like better and worse. I could understand if
someone tells me that the bass/mids/heights of the Rega DAC are more
Is there a way you can just audition one? Don't know where you are but
I believe Audio Advisor (US-based) sells them and has a decent return
policy.
I happen to think the Rega's sound is wonderfully listenable and an
improvement over the Touch (I'm using coax interconnect), but all of
the
I fear I will not be able to listen to one before I buy it. I'm in
Switzerland and it seems that Rega had some trouble with the Swiss
distributor, i.e. now there is no official distributor anymore. I could
find only a single Swiss online shop that claims it has Rega DACs or at
least could get
Ah, I see, now.well, if it were me, I'd call Rega directly, tell
them you've got no way to audition one where you live, and see if
they'll ship you one to try out. It might cost you a little bit in
shipping, if they agree to do that and you then decide to send it back.
But, the worst thing
Phil Leigh;640234 Wrote:
Given that speakers are BY FAR the biggest contributor to the overall
sound of a system, it strikes me as unlikely that someone would upgrade
from Brand X, Model Y to Brand X, Model Y.1...
Speakers are unlike electronics in that respect - lots of folks would
move
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is fond of saying of speakers he likes that, Pitch certainty was
superb.
I could understand if he was reviewing turntables, but... speakers?
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magiccarpetride;639419 Wrote:
Successful products are successful precisely because people are not
expected to read the instructions. Products such as Flip camcorder, or
iPod etc., gained mass adoption because they offer a no-brainer
experience. No one I know ever stopped to read the iPod
The bass response does go deeper on the Rega DAC than the SB Touch, and
the tone in the mid-bass to low treble is more life-like than almost
any digital source I can think of. There is an analog sense of ease
about the overall sound that is not usually heard with 44.1kHz 16-bit
source material,
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