cliveb;408243 Wrote:
This is the second instance this week I've seen of such a report.
There's a dire TV show in the UK called The Gadget Show, and they did
a comparison of Dark Side of the Moon from Vinyl, CD and an iPod. It was
blind, but quite possibly not level-mached. No mention of the
This is the second instance this week I've seen of such a report.
There's a dire TV show in the UK called The Gadget Show, and they did
a comparison of Dark Side of the Moon from Vinyl, CD and an iPod. It was
blind, but quite possibly not level-mached. No mention of the exact
format or bitrate
cliveb;408243 Wrote:
This is the second instance this week I've seen of such a report.
There's a dire TV show in the UK called The Gadget Show, and they did
a comparison of Dark Side of the Moon from Vinyl, CD and an iPod. It was
blind, but quite possibly not level-mached. No mention of the
servies;407722 Wrote:
Question, did he ask for money directly after that?
No, that's his big brother's job.
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swhite58;407600 Wrote:
... However, my youngest son (19) commented that my new DAC sounded
better than the one in the SB3 without even being asked.
Question, did he ask for money directly after that?
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ralphpnj;405165 Wrote:
It's amazing to find out that I spent so much money and many years
assembling what I feel is a very good sounding audio system so that I
can better hear those sound artifacts of vinyl records -- the
crackles. Silly me, I thought it was because the MUSIC sounded better,
The empahasis among the younger people I know seems to be convenience
and sheer quantity of music over sound quality. There are exceptions
though. My oldest son (23) doesn't care a fig about quality, and he
keeps asking ME to turn it down (and no I'm not going deaf). However,
my youngest son
I think badly compressed recordings are softened a bit by MP3. In a
previous thread I noted this was actually visible in audacity when I
compared FLAC with MP3! I look at it this way. Some transient details
are missed by MP3 on a good recording - but on the positive side some
of the extreme
I remember wondering what audiophiles were up to, buying extremely
expensive home audio systems to play old vinyl records. They put
turntables in sand-filled enclosures with elaborate cabling schemes. I
wondered what they heard in that music that I didn't. Someone explained
to me that
Tragic:
http://radar.oreilly.com/2009/03/the-sizzling-sound-of-music.html
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