TheLastMan wrote:
Is high fidelity important to you when listening to music?
Or do you simply want equipment that makes the music more enjoyable to
listen to?
I do pay attention to things like measurements, but ultimately long-term
listening enjoyment is all that matters (within my
banned for life wrote:
For the rest, a digital source is inherently accurate
What does this mean?
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lachy.au wrote:
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a sound engineer from Australia, living and working in Hong Kong.
Recently I've been working with a lot of hifi companies regarding a
loudspeaker tuning system and have learnt a lot about audiophiles and
the crazy gear available
cliveb wrote:
Using the word fashion hits the nail on the head. Extreme compression
and peak limiting is the currently fashionable way to master recordings.
But as we all know, fashions come and go.
Alas, this fashion has been going on now since ~1995! I was shocked
recently that the Dark
