drmatt wrote:
> If they aren't careful 4G will become the defacto replacement for wired
> home broadband..
Already happening to quite some degree up in Finland.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a
"Its completely beyond my understanding, says his wife, Reiko, 57.
But if I take it away from him, he will lose the motivation to live. "
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that
ralphpnj wrote:
> Finally we agree!
Hang on boys. Don't be quick to agree :-)
It may be "smart" in a cunningly foxy kind of way...
But it's the size of poorly losslessly compressible 24/44. Not 16/44.
There's at least a 50% difference. Among other contentious issues...
Archimago's
Genius... Surely the discerning audiophile goes straight to batteries as
a power source anyway?
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drmatt wrote:
> Bah, get over it. It's another smart compression algorithm that puts all
> the goodies from a 24/192 files into a 16/44. What's not to like? Apart
> from the license fee of course... :)
>
> On the other hand I can say I will probably never buy or hear an mqa
> device/file, so I
Bah, get over it. It's another smart compression algorithm that puts all
the goodies from a 24/192 files into a 16/44. What's not to like? Apart
from the license fee of course... :)
On the other hand I can say I will probably never buy or hear an mqa
device/file, so I find myself not really
This just leaked: MQA broadband!
Using super secret proprietary techniques MQA has now developed MQA
broadband. In simple terms the broadband signal is analyzed for blank or
empty data packets and then these empty data packets are "filled" with
data from other non-empty data packets. The
garym wrote:
> For the "audiophile" that has everything. Oh my! :rolleyes:
>
> *A Gift for Music Lovers Who Have It All: A Personal Utility Pole*
> http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-gift-for-music-lovers-who-have-it-all-a-personal-utility-pole-1471189463
>
> (sorry, I don't have the full
For the "audiophile" that has everything. Oh my! :rolleyes:
*A Gift for Music Lovers Who Have It All: A Personal Utility Pole*
http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-gift-for-music-lovers-who-have-it-all-a-personal-utility-pole-1471189463
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Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1 (WiFi) - work-space
Boom 2 (WiFi) - various (deck, garage, etc.)
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drmatt wrote:
> On the topic of broadband.. Well I can say that there are still plenty
> of parts of the UK and US, supposed to be highly developed economies,
> where broadband speeds are struggling to reach the 8mbit recommended for
> Netflix..
True. But then you have places like Finland,
On the topic of broadband.. Well I can say that there are still plenty
of parts of the UK and US, supposed to be highly developed economies,
where broadband speeds are struggling to reach the 8mbit recommended for
Netflix..
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