Stratmangler;663941 Wrote:
...So what I really meant to say when I said more analogue, was that I
felt that the sound took me closer to the recording event, to the
original analogue.
...
Ah, I see... more transparent... a cleaner window into the recording...
increased verisimilitude... (oops
TheLastMan;663957 Wrote:
First, my sister lives in Harpenden...
However a good amp with average speakers will usually sound better than
an average amp with good speakers. This is because many cheap or
average speakers have odd impedence curves (measured in Ohms) that make
them a
rgro;663661 Wrote:
I'm from county King (Washington State, US)--so, technically speaking,
do I exist?
Aside from whether or not one is from Hertfordshire, Sussex, or...(I
find that conversation utterly delightful, btw), I think you ought to
try to get a unit from a local dealer on a
MichaelJ;663879 Wrote:
http://www.audioquest.com/ makes a flat speaker cable that may be a
solution for you.
Thanks I'll check them out
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SoftwireEngineer;663976 Wrote:
Good links. Jitter is real and you can hear it if you are system is
transparent and has reasonable quality. There are some good technical
articles on this subject on stereophile.com as well. The simplest
technique they have to measure is to feed a specific
gruntwolla;664016 Wrote:
A friend of mine married a guy from a place called Enumclaw. Is that
near you?
Thanks for the advice btw!
Cheersand indeed it isabout 50 miles to the southeast. A small
town very near that massive and beautiful ice-cream cone thing that we
see once in a
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Rather than post low-res pics on the forum, I posted a high-res on my
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Ben getting rid of your past?
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adamdea;664035 Wrote:
It is worth noting that it is now possible to buy cheap dacs with
virtually no jitter (as measured by the conventional j test)ie
jitter-rejection and intrinsic jitter to a level below anything that
mainstream theory would consider to be significant. An example would be
Thanks! Interesting read!
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bluegaspode;664091 Wrote:
Ben getting rid of your past?
No, I have Squeezeboxes throughout my house and don't intend that to
change anytime soon. Honestly, I can't imagine ever having a different
system for my house, it's perfect for my needs. I only hope Logitech
can someday figure out how to
I'm looking for something like the sumoh amp - small, stylish, and with
auto-on.
Something which doesn't look like it would be better suited for a
Soviet-era Mig 21 cockpit (if you get what I mean!).
Any suggestions?
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Sorry, but your famous subtlety may be tripping me up here. Are you
saying the Sumoh looks like it's from a MIG cockpit? If not, what's
wrong with a Sumoh?
Then there's the other minor details that would help in answering your
question, such as power amp vs integrated, power requirements,
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