arnyk wrote:
> Truth be told just about everything you do will change the sound if you
> do audiophile-type listening tests - IOW don't match levels, don't time
> synch the music, don't quick switch and by all means don't keep people
> from knowing which of the alternatives they are listening to
yawn. ;)
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edwardthern wrote:
> This stuff is NOT snake oil at all.
>
> When people have good sound systems they can hear all sorts of tweaks,
> and truth be told just about everything you do can change the sound.
>
> However if your gear is not so good nothing changes the sound.
>
> Keep these good twe
Or sticking to media analogies. Looking at a picture in a book, closing
the book, opening it again to look at the same picture. Call me sceptic,
but I don't feel the need to verify that it looks the same. This is the
case here, nothing the player is aware of has changed.
Mnyb wrote:
> What was the company and brand of the DAC ? Thats most interesting
>
> It could serve as a warning to us all , there are some known scamsters
> out there and it seems that people only dona qick google if att all , to
> check things out ( usually reading rose tinted testimonials on
Well there is the Mytek that is called a "pre-amp version" but is
actually a DAC too...
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I just can't resist... Did you listen to it to make sure it wasn't a DAC
that happened to look like a preamp? :)
"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 will fool many people" - Paul
edwardthern wrote:
> No not the same as putting too much salt on food, because I know what
> thats like. Its more like putting a spice on some food that you never
> tasted and commenting on how it tastes.
OK, bad analogy. A better one would be seeing someone shining a
flashlight at the food.Do I
