Hello,
At 16:32 20/04/2013, you wrote:
Here are a couple more very recent examples:
http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/index.php?search_artist=p%21nksearch_album=the+truth+about+love
http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/index.php?search_artist=depeche+modesearch_album=delta+machine
Unless you bought
So I'm sure many of you fondly remember the series of articles in The
Absolute Sound stating, among other things, that the brand of CD-R made
an audible difference. So there is a letter to the editor in the latest
edition, where the writer states that he had been skeptical of the
findings. But
EricBergan wrote:
So I'm sure many of you fondly remember the series of articles in The
Absolute Sound stating, among other things, that the brand of CD-R made
an audible difference. So there is a letter to the editor in the latest
edition, where the writer states that he had been skeptical
Mnyb wrote:
Loudspeakers are always riddled with compromises even the most expensive
ones the art is actually tuning 1000's of compromises against each other
and as always I dont think the most expensive audiphile exotica is the
answer ;) in this world the price is an intergral part of the
Oi.
Speaking of those TAS computer audio articles from early 2012, does
anyone subscribe and know if there were many nasty letters to the editor
on all that craziness (or would they not even print critical letters)?
Archimago wrote:
Oi.
Speaking of those TAS computer audio articles from early 2012, does
anyone subscribe and know if there were many nasty letters to the editor
on all that craziness (or would they not even print critical letters)?
I do subscribe. I do seem to remember one letter asking
Of course, anyone want to take bets on whether he used different player
apps for the .flac, and .wav?
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EricBergan wrote:
What I'm really seeing is that neither TAS nor Stereophile really have a
truly digital-savvy editor, so no one challenges what the authors, or
letter writers, submit. I mean, let's face it, publishing a letter that
basically says that in a rigorous test, sonic character
