netchord wrote:
it may not be well calibrated, but it is well-educated.
frankly, it seems your biases are much more thoroughly ingrained, ie,
the bias that no such change could possibly affect the sound.
in the words of bob stuart: everything matters.
I and some others here have a bias
get.amped wrote:
Everything Matters should have a (TM) after it. Soft of like Best
Buy(TM) to indicate a slogan that is patently not true but may be
useful in marketing.
More than just may. It is a great tool for marketing that speaks to
the OCD side in us. If everything matters, your system
lrossouw wrote:
I and some others here have a bias for the evidence based approach...
Which, in all honesty, is not a bad bias to have.
You posted that removing itunes integration improved sound quality. I
am saying I don't think so.
something you cannot possibly say w/ any
netchord wrote:
something you cannot possibly say w/ any certainty since you have not
heard my system either before or after the config change, and with my
ears, and my own mental processing.
all you can say is that some theoretical system, with a theoretical
listener, might sound the
netchord wrote:
something you cannot possibly say w/ any certainty since you have not
heard my system either before or after the config change, and with my
ears, and my own mental processing.
all you can say is that some theoretical system, with a theoretical
listener, might sound the
netchord wrote:
something you cannot possibly say w/ any certainty since you have not
heard my system either before or after the config change, and with my
ears, and my own mental processing.
all you can say is that some theoretical system, with a theoretical
listener, might sound the
Julf wrote:
...coasters made out of titanium and slices of orca penis under the
crates of LP's you have in the attic...
These must sound good! I need some!
Transporter (modded) - RG142 - Avantgarde Acoustic based 500VA
monoblocks - Sommer SPK240 - self-made speakers
Julf wrote:
True. We can not say that the subjectively perceived sound quality
hasn't improved. All we can say is that the music being sent to your DAC
hasn't changed.
you may be able to say the -files- have not changed.
the music definitely has.
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4 TB Drobo--FW 800--mac mini--Ethernet
Just try the player buffer if you just remove the cable while playing
you have 30 second off music in the player and now you hear it without
any server at all ;)
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621
netchord wrote:
you may be able to say the -files- have not changed.
If the files haven't changed, the music being sent to your DAC hasn't
changed, unless aliens are using their transmogrification beam.
the music definitely has.
You don't know that.
To try to judge the real from the
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