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;The improved SQ is not worth the extra cash,"-
might they really mean, -"I can get a greater improvement in SQ by
spending the extra cash on something else"-?
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quot; = "better sound."
Sure, there's some correlation there, but that's not a guarantee of
anything. The Kaboom box costs much less than a Bose radio, but the
sound quality of the Kaboom blows the doors off a Bose (not to mention
all the extra features.)
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the Ferrari gizmo only sounds 5%
better? Or if some other expensive product gives even more
bang-for-the-buck?
Probably not. But apparently I'm a moron, by your estimation.
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adamslim;196339 Wrote:
> Totally man. Like CD players - why buy a Wadia when you can get a Tesco
> DVD player for £15 and play DVDs too! Like, duh!!!
Have you actually heard one? (The Kaboom box, I mean.)
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, but that's hardly worth thousands of dollars more.
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see it in action and compare for
> themselves... Not exactly thousands of folks... but until this feature
> is added, the transporter is a waste for them and they've stayed
> away
Add one more here. I'd buy one today.
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hard-pressed to tell the
difference between the DACs (and I'm guessing, the amps, depending on
exactly what changes you're making).
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he idea of the DEQX is that it is supposed to give you EQ
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to know if anybody has any experience with the
DEQX, however, as I'm really interested in all the features it offers
(very detailed room correction with proper phasing, etc).
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Is there someway
I can make sure the volumes are properly coordinated at all times?
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Right, on the 3.6Rs, the main crossover is external, and bi-amping
pretty easy to do (and in fact it seems to be designed for that
purpose).
Not sure about tri-amping though.
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'm a big believer in room correction, so the DEQX is
really intriguing.
But I'd be curious to hear what people have to say about the sound
quality. Is it worth the bucks?
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Pat Farrell;165528 Wrote:
> Pot, hemp, weed, MJ, Acapulco Gold, etc.
OH. You mean... (looks around furtively)... -Mary Jane!-
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empty99;164722 Wrote:
> I've done some headphone listening of specially recorded music using
> microphones embeded in a dummyhead.
Interesting, where can you find such music?
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mes into play -- primarily
to deal with the nodes in the bass frequencies. I suppose it's
possible to deal with those using room treatment alone, but for most of
us living in real-world circumstances (with wives, and limited
funding/technical expertise), that's not realistic.
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I have the HD650s, and my iPod drives them fine. Not ear-blisteringly
loud, but then you shouldn't be listening that loud anyway.
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ecomes uncomfortable in extended listening
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ence at that level (and by "golden ears" I mean "people with very
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anks for any help.
>
> Walt Shields
>
> Transporter->MF KW500-> Wilson Sophia
I agree with the above advice.
BTW, I am running an SB2 into a Benchmark DAC1 and then into a MF
KW500, then into Magnepan's.
What do you think of the KW500?
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joncourage;138546 Wrote:
> Having recently invested a modest (very modest) amount of $ in a HTIB, I
> then came across the Squeezebox somewhere (thanks I think to our very
> own Mike Anderson who posts on another forum I hang at).
You're definitely not the only person who bought o
;m very pleased
with it.
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If you must encode with MP3 at anything less than 320 kbps, you should
really be using VBR (variable bit rate) encoding.
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doubt any
resulting improvement would be worth the money.
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ut the effect of room
correction. You can hear it right quite obviously, and it's huge.
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sn't, but then it only costs a couple hundred bucks.
Works for me.
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generated until after the EQ
is done and the signal is sent to the DAC1.
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ModelCitizen Wrote:
> I'd be wary of the Benchmark myself (and possibly any oversampling DAC).
> Some people think they sound clinical, cold, flat, lifeless and two
> dimensional.
Who says that? I love my DAC1, I don't think it sounds clinical, cold,
lifeless or flat
There's an audiophile born every minute.
You're right on time.
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Personally, I'm quite happy running my SB2 into a Benchmark 1.
Anything capable of beating it would probably be pretty expensive, and
I seriously doubt I'd drop the $$ on those kinds of diminishing
returns.
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is would be the case,
assuming you've got error-free rips of your CDs.
Can any engineers or technophiles address this issue?
thanks
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radish Wrote:
> Because inexpensive != free? Even if the Behringer costs $100, what if I
> want to use DRC on every squeezebox in my apartment? That's plenty of
> cash. Free is better :)
True enough. But at the very least, you're going to have to buy a
microphone!
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point?
Anybody who's looking for an inexpensive, convenient solution should
really check this out first. I stick my Behringer between the digital
outs of the Squeezebox and the digital inputs of a Benchmark DAC1.
It's all digital, and it sounds awesome.
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I've had very good results using the Behringer DEQ2496. Unfortunately,
on the topic of room correction the manual leaves a lot to be desired.
Here's my little primer:
http://forums.audioreview.com/showthread.php?t=16568
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hy separates"? The only advantage I can
see is that you can swap out one part without changing the other. But
some of us like to buy gear and hold it rather than playing the musical
chairs game.
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ave to think my amp is a pretty insignificant
source of environmental damage.
But not joking, SUVs and large trucks are a different story. By
comparison, my wife an I share a single Honda Civic between the two of
us. So the amp is covered!
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joncourage Wrote:
> I believe the following are all worth considering:
>
> Musical Fidelity
>
Another vote for MF. I had an MF A3.2 I got used for $700, and I loved
it. Very clean power, and built like a tank.
I just passed it along to my brother, and he loves it too.
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My Pathos Logos has 220w/channel at 4 ohms, and I -still- have to crank
it up to about 60% of max volume to get it nice and loud.
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size, musical preferences,
budget, etc.
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rocky2889 Wrote:
> Or should I get the their ClassicOne Amp and InControl Preamp.
You don't need the InControl Preamp with the Classic One; it's an
integrated amp -- preamp and power amp in the same unit.
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again, and it's fine.
Overall I'm very pleased with the amp. Don't know that I would have
paid full price for a new one, but if you can one used for < $2900 or
so, it's a good deal.
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also like being able to put a 24/96 signal into the DAC1 (e.g. from a
DVD player, not the SB2). That's a real treat.
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rostitution the oldest profession? Just thought I'd throw
that out there.
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> Small 4"wx5d"2"h BULLET PROOF extruded aluminum enclosure.
What, are you planning on using it in a war zone?
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emain fairly agnostic about this stuff until these sorts of
tests are replicated. Unfortunately, few people do them even once...
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16 bit 44khz if you wanted to
make red book CDs.
But it sure would be cool!
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es! So the coax is a bad influence even if I'm actually listening to
> the optical.
How do you figure?
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zooropa320 Wrote:
> this one?
> DAYTON GOC-1.5 GLASS OPTICAL DIGITAL CABLE
Yup, that's it.
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> The only one I couldn't get was a toslink (optical out from my cable
> box) because they don't sell those.
I just ordered some of these from Parts Express:
http://tinyurl.com/rl67b
The glass optical cables work well, and don't cost an arm and a leg.
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they actually
look kind of cruddy. You'd have to be be very careful with them to
keep them looking smooth and pretty.
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pfarrell Wrote:
> One warning, any EQ that mortals can afford will
> change the phase of the signal at some or many
> frequencies.
What would this sound like?
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I'm not terribly
worried about it. It doesn't cost a fortune in any case.
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ant to soften them up a little to make the
differences less dramatic.
4) Finally, adjust to taste (e.g. I like a little more bass, less
brightness).
That works pretty well for me. But I'll have to check out what's going
on in the rest of the room.
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SB2 digital out -> Behringer DEQ2496 digital out -> Benchmark DAC1 XLR
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pablolie Wrote:
> Fraunhofer institute has repeatedly lined up audiophile experts, and
> they've never been able to reliably tell the difference between 320k
> and 256k MP3 encoding.
I'm interested in this research, but couldn't find it on their website.
Do you ha
^^^ I should mention that I'm running Windows XP, with an SB2.
I tried downloading the latest nightly, but I can't even get the
firmware upgrade to work. It tells me to hold down the brightness key
to upgrade the fw, but nothing happens when I hold down the brightness
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^^^ I second that request; I haven't updated in a while because I have a
stable version.
So what's the most recent (and stable) version I should download that
has the volume bug fixed?
Thanks,
Mike
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It was amazing enough that I got up to take the
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i-cables, bi-wired ->
Magnepan 1.6QRs.
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ers - even cheap ones - have optical digital output. I
take the digital out from my DVD player, and run it into my Benchmark
DAC1 for super-high quality 24/96 sound without having to buying an
SACD/DVD-A player (which is just money down the drain, in my opinion.)
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olume on the
integrated amp. Intuition had told me to keep the volume at max on the
SB2 and the DAC1, but the above discussion confuses me.
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e is harder
to compress than comparatively pure tones.
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. Or, you can buy them assembled for a little more.
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you can only tell the difference 51% of the time, then you're going to
have to do a lot more than 16 trials to detect that difference.
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I like to walk around, and I also like to entertain company a lot, so
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good current, not
necessarily a lot of power. It tends to be the case that high-watt amps
can provide the current, so people tend to associate them with requiring
lots of watts.
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ant to, after four months you can trade them back in for
full value towards a set of higher-value Magnepans. That's what I'm
doing to get the 1.6qr's.
Those people are just like drug dealers -- they give you a little taste
of the good stuff, and you're hooked!
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k DAC1, etc.
Make sure you prepare your wife amply for your new hobby; now would be
a great time to buy her some new jewelry!
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^^^ That's hilarious -- I just bought a piece at Ikea yesterday using
the same thinking!
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t five
tries, that would be statistically significant at the .05 level. If
you could only tell one from the other 51% of the time, you'd have to
do a lot more than 16 trials to get a statistically significant
difference from random guessing (which would be 50%).
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a $300 receiver +
speakers setup than a serious audiophile rig.
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s alone and set album gain to 0
> dB.
Actually, what I want to do is this:
Instead of having replaygain normalize everything to 89db, I'd like to
have it normalize everything to 99 db. Is there some way I can do this
with foobar or any other program?
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^^^ I take it I can do this with track gain as well?
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Craig Wrote:
> I was thinking about changing all my Album gain tags to 0db to see what
> happens - I'll let you know.
How does one do this?
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listened to a large
number of samples in a randomized, double-blind experiment under
halfway rigorous conditions.
The result? No difference. You didn't even need to calculate a
p-value; it was extremely close to 50% guessing at random.
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RichardG Wrote:
> I changed line 274 in Slim/Player/Squeezebox2.pm to: my $db = ( shift )
> + 10; and was very happy with the result.
This doesn't seem to work for me; anyone else have any luck with it?
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that the Squeezebox is, from a purely technical
standpoint, a non-neglible source of jitter. Whether your average Joe
can tell the difference compared to a $100 CD-plyaer is another issue -
but it is at least measureable.
In any case, it sounds damned well good enough for me, at the moment
anywa
an tell the difference -- but what's the point now? To find out
whether I wasted my $28? Nahh I'm content to think I haven't!
Ideally, somebody else would have done these tests before I decided to
buy one. :)
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tomsi42 Wrote:
> The noise from the linear PSU is 60Hz (50Hz over here) which affect the
> analog outputs. Fortunaltely, it is reasonly easy to filter out.
If I'm using analog outs, should I stick with the stock power supply
then?
What would I do to filter out the 60Hz noise?
read offset.
Somewhere on the hydrogenaudio forum there's a post with the
instructions for setting up EAC properly.
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^^^ Thanks. Yeah, that's my plan at this point, get the 1.6's and then
think about DACs. By then they will have dropped in price even
further!
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rhaps folks tried the lower powered model and found it suitable as
> well. I'm not an EE, but perhaps somebody else with sufficient
> knowledge can chime in.
If someone can confirm, that'd be very helpful, as I just placed the
order for the 050 and would need to cancel it soon i
mac Wrote:
> Elpac model WM050-1950-760.
>
> http://www.elpac.com/uploads/documents/datasheets/WM%20REV%20A.pdf
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mac Wrote:
> Btw, the Elpac supply doesn't require any soldering skills. It's plug
> and play.
Are you sure about this? The text on the link you posted specifically
says "kit" and requires soldering. And the picture sure looks like
it's a kit.
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"Skill Level of Item:: (Kit - Basic Soldering Required)"
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^^^ Come on now, do you have to use insulting words like "audiofool"?
Can't you make your point in a more respectful way?
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^^^ Thanks for the advice.
Thinking about it more, I figure I ought to save up my pennies and
think about trading up my MMGs for the 1.6qr's, because I'm not sure
how big a difference a new DAC would make if I don't have true hi-fi
speakers anyway.
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^^^ Audiogon has used Benchmark DAC1's going for $600.
I'd be interested to hear what others have to say about how much of a
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skvinson Wrote:
> Did you ever get an answer about a pre-assembled version?
Not yet.
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Where would I get a pre-assembled version of that power supply? I don't
even own a solder gun.
Sorry I'm such an idiot; my expertise lies in other areas.
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x27;t know if "hell bent" is the word, I'm just researching it at
this point. I like the internal DAC OK, but the question is whether
it's possible to improve on it, yes?
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OK. What about upgrading the DAC, that's not likely to affect the
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mac Wrote:
> Neither! If you really feel the urge to modify the unit simply replace
> the power supply with a linear one.
>
> http://www.electronics123.com/s.nl/sc.8/category.41/it.A/id.476/.f
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They
seem to be priced roughly the same.)
thanks,
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single instrument sections can
> compress much better than this and can even get to sub 50%.
Noise is also a lot harder to compress than pure tones. My time series
professor used to argue that if you look at the frequency spectrum of
rock and roll, it looks a lot more like noise than classical mu
e punches me in the face and
flattens my nose.
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