arnyk wrote:
> I find your summary to be entertaining and useful because it promotes
> alternative thought.
>
> I find the paper to be both entertaining and useful because may make
> people aware of what may be a dominant trend in contemporary life.
>
> We can still be friends, right? ;-)
Good
ralphpnj wrote:
> Spoken little a true academic!
>
> (Lots of headache inducing big words and long sentences with little real
> meaning. However the paper and your response does bring to mind those
> infamous words that many students live by: Lots of bullshit, piled high
> and deep!)
-That the
ralphpnj wrote:
> I could not agree more since attempting to read the entire paper just
> gave me a terrible headache. So while the paper may or may not be an
> example of pseudo-profound bullshit, it is most definitely a very fine
> example of pseudo-academic bullshit.
Just because a long, deta
Even though AudioEngine's FAQ says the opposite is true, when connecting
their D1 DAC to a Touch it does so in ASYNCH mode as witnessed by the
fact that you can watch the instantaneous sample rate cycle flip back
and forth between too much and too little. I can tell you that this DAC
performs sign
rth addressing.
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, but which seems to have been achieved here.
I recommend you get one by any means possible!
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is fond of saying of speakers he likes that, "Pitch certainty was
superb."
I could understand if he was reviewing turntables, but... speakers?
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ounding, just a bit more present and
immediate.
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"preserves the musical flow with a fabulous sense of body and an
extremely tuneful midrange."
Beat that!
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tly for two-channel with bi-amping, also making use of the room
correction and microphone. This seems like a lot of complexity for what
I want to achieve, but I think it contains a lot of the elements that
could make for a good system (power, control, room correction, warmish
s
the US, which is a tad over what I was planning to
pay.
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see an amplifier that nearly or actually doubles its rated
WPC into 4 Ohms vs. 8 Ohms, since this implies both low output
impedance of the amplifier and the power supply headroom to make use of
that control.
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I am glad you are enjoying your new hand-made LFD amplifier to the point
that you are recommending it to forum members!
When you mention kick-ass bass, how much of that should I attribute to
the REL Acoustics R305 in your sig? Also, how have you connected the
sub to the LFD?
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x27;m
just a little scared that the Wyred4Sound amps can sound a little edgy
and relentless, especially with the metal tweeters I happen to have in
my speakers.
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of "house sound" still persist today and is it
a valid way to down-select among brands?
4) Any specific model suggestions?
TIA.
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DAC for about 1 year.
Lately, with my Rega DAC in the system I now have the most enjoyable
sound I ever I had in my modest system. The Rega DAC has settled in to
an unforced, rich and musically involving sound that will keep me
satisfied in the digital source department for the forese
the Wyred4Sound
DAC2 if I could have auditioned one for a few weeks, but I was afraid of
another extremely detailed but ultimately unmusical experience, with no
easy way to reverse the purchase decision.
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ed at the sending computer, you will still hear the boomy
sound, even over the relatively poor audio DACs of the Airport Express.
An alternative diagnostic would be to load the lossless files on an
iPOD touch or iPhone that has the latest IOS, and use Airplay to stream
from that dev
kind of dialog without
discrediting themselves. This does make the thread a bit of a pain to
sift through, even for those of us who do very much like to think for
ourselves.
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ot add to the
pre-echo, and should have should have a relatively short post-echo
itself, hence the use of a Minimum Phase filter with a somewhat relaxed
transfer function proposed here.
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dsdreamer;466679 Wrote:
> Inspired by the latest Stereophile issue and the Ayre USB DAC, I was
> wondering why not create a custom-convert file to do antipodal filtering
> as part of an upsampling scheme to 96kHz. The idea would be to eliminate
> some of the pre-echo artifact
for the Transpoter or Touch. Does this idea sound worth pursuing?
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