Mnyb wrote:
> +1 nice blog well thought out , it does not really add anything we dont
> already have , good morning btw (07:20 here) time for - some music in
> whatever format- to the coffee :)
Happy Sunday, sir. It's still 22:30 Saturday night in this part of the
world... Just right for dim l
+1 nice blog well thought out , it does not really add anything we dont
already have , good morning btw (07:20 here) time for - some music in
whatever format- to the coffee :)
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Well, after measuring the Oppo in DSD mode and doing the writeup, I
couldn't help but put together a few thoughts about DSD in general...
http://archimago.blogspot.ca/2013/04/musings-on-sacd-dsd-audio.html
Enjoy the rest of your weekend everyone :-)
TimT wrote:
> Those of us old enough will recall the 1812 Overture on a Telarc LP, one
> of the first digital recordings. The company claimed that most
> turntables couldn't handle the cannon shots that ended the piece. A
> salesman at Nicholson's Stereo in Nashville auditioned the record for
> m
Mnyb wrote:
> Cool , when I replace my blue ray player I know where to look the oppo
> people seems to actually know a thing or two about how to do this .
> Impressive how they actually made this a mass-market product :) oppo
> sells a lot of players over the net , you never see them in stores wh
Archimago wrote:
> Went back to my friend's place to check out Oppo's beta DSD firmware:
>
> http://archimago.blogspot.ca/2013/04/measurements-oppo-bdp-105-does-dsd.html
>
> Good to finally get some measurements from a "pure" DSD playback
> system...
Cool , when I replace my blue ray player I
Julf wrote:
> Related to this?
>
> 'Musical Provenance: Tracking the Tracks, by Mark Waldrep'
> (http://www.audiostream.com/content/musical-provenance-tracking-tracks-mark-waldrep)?
Nice. Seems like a good "no nonsense" guy.
Went back to my friend's place to check out Oppo's beta DSD firmware:
http://archimago.blogspot.ca/2013/04/measurements-oppo-bdp-105-does-dsd.html
Good to finally get some measurements from a "pure" DSD playback
system...
Off topic :
Waldrep is a nice guy . I must had the longest standing back order in
history for the AIX Nicci Gilbert record , some difficulties prevented
the release for years ( maybe 5 ) but AIX eventually delivered , if you
believe the gossip on the internet ms Gilbert herself seems to be a
diffi
alec_cat wrote:
>
>
> At the end of the day, you have to try things out with your gear and let
> your taste prevail.
+1!
If there is one thing I've learned in more than 50 years of audiophilia,
it's that although specs, reviews, and recommendations are useful
starting points, one's system, ro
Archimago wrote:
> Hey guys, was stroll the magazine racks this evening and looked at the
> most recent (I think) The Absolute Sound. Essentially the last page
> where Neil Gader interviews Mark Waldrep of AIX Records.
>
> Waldrep clearly talks about vinyl as "standard definition" and mentions
>
Well my dear Transporter friends,
I finally found the grail after comparing several DACs (Wadia 121, Bel
Canto 2.5 and 3.5, NAD M51 and Hegel HD25) : the brand new Hegel HD25
(2,000) brings the Transporter to another level on every aspect. It's
like I had a completely new system and I just love
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