Julf wrote:
Not so pure at all - probably DSD noise shaping from a bad resampling
from SACD.
A lot of the hi-res stuff is pure fraud - upsampled 16/44.1 (CD/Red
book) material. Some is genuine 24/96 or 24/192, but from an analog
tape copy with only tape hiss and electrical noise above 20
And now I contributed , I hesitated along time between could not hear
any difference and one of the choices (i would not tell here ) but i
committed to one of them this was not easy at all and on any other day i
might have chosen the other one
Being a Transporter user for years I used the optical input the first
time. It worked as it should until I shut down the source. I heard some
nasty grainy noise that did not alter when changing volume. It
disappeared immediately when powering on the source player. The same
effect occurs when
mwiedrick wrote:
I currently utilize the Transporter to listen to digital sources of
music (streaming spotify, rhapsody, pandora, etc or pulling FLAC files
from my computer's hard drive). I've recently acquired a desire to
introduce a turntable to my system and I'm wondering about the best
Believe me, the analog-to-digital-to-analog sequence certainly dawned on
me as well but I was hoping to go with that method for two reasons:
1) minimize the number of connections to my amplifier
2) utilize the volume control within the Transporter for the turntable
output
Maybe I'm not thinking creatively enough, or am taking the easy way out,
but it sounds to me that your best solution would be adding a pre-amp,
ideally one with a phono input (and corresponding phono pre).
aubuti's
mwiedrick wrote:
Believe me, the analog-to-digital-to-analog sequence certainly dawned on
me as well but I was hoping to go with that method for two reasons:
1) minimize the number of connections to my amplifier
2) utilize the volume control within the Transporter for the turntable
Thanks for the feedback. I think I'll attempt to incorporate the ADC
and Transporter first, if that doesn't work I can always add the pre-amp
and bypass the Transporter altogether. This exercise is mainly meant
for fun and games but I'm also hoping to maintain a relatively clean
sound when
mwiedrick wrote:
Thanks for the feedback. I think I'll attempt to incorporate the ADC
and Transporter first, if that doesn't work I can always add the pre-amp
and bypass the Transporter altogether. This exercise is mainly meant
for fun and games but I'm also hoping to maintain a relatively
Lo,
t 04:50 26/12/2012, you wrote:
1. USB TT really suck .
Indeed a lot of these turntables seem to be built to be as cheap as possible
with just the ability to get a signal out.
I would get a second hand TT or borrow one and digitize vinyl with either
a PC via an ADC or the way I do it
thanks, I was looking in the web browser site instead of the player
itself
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What do people think of the idea of taking a Stanton T.92 or ST.150 and
attaching it to the Transporter via the SPDIF output on the turntable?
I realize these turntables are meant for DJs but would the sound on my
system be bad?
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