If Windows Vista sets the standard for "Intelligent Design", I choose
evolution every day. ;)
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darrell;685386 Wrote:
> I am reminded by the references in this thread to the (alleged)
> Almighty, of someone I worked with many years ago, who thought that the
> beauty of Microsoft Windows was proof of the existence of God. And that
> was Windows 98!
Talking about low expextations :) One thin
I am reminded by the references in this thread to the (alleged)
Almighty, of someone I worked with many years ago, who thought that the
beauty of Microsoft Windows was proof of the existence of God. And that
was Windows 98!
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After looking through the thread I'm sad to say that bit perfect can not
be improved upon. In other words, no software or hardware has the
ability to make the one and zeros of a digital file more one or zero
like. Now if only the so called experts in the high end audio press
would get their heads
garym;682170 Wrote:
> Only if one believes in [a] God. Not everyone does.
There is no place for infidels on this forum. The arrow has already
been shot...
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I would not go as far as to call Philips a "God".
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magiccarpetride;682164 Wrote:
> True. However, system design is God given, you must admit to that.
Only if one believes in [a] God. Not everyone does.
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pippin;682001 Wrote:
> Oh, and the bit-perfection isn't God given, it's the result of the
> system design.
True. However, system design is God given, you must admit to that.
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pippin;682001 Wrote:
> Oh, and the bit-perfection isn't God given, it's the result of the
> system design.
You cruel, cruel man. ;)
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pippin;682001 Wrote:
> If you've got a decent DAC I bet that you will not be able to tell apart
> the 18$ CD player from a 28.000$ CD player in a double-blind test. Yes.
This is what makes a good DAC, with multiple inputs, such a good
investment. Mine acts as my sole source selector (the only s
If you've got a decent DAC I bet that you will not be able to tell apart
the 18$ CD player from a 28.000$ CD player in a double-blind test. Yes.
But then I know, you can't trust your ears in double-blind tests, the
ears have to know what they are expected to hear to work properly
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pippin;681535 Wrote:
> Now, it's up to you what you want to believe.
This is why the only thing I tweak these days is the amount of herbs
and spices I put in my food. Also the quantity and quality of the beer
that goes with it. :-)
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Being a long time member of the this forum I am fairly certain that
taken as a group the members of this forum are very knowledgeable about
digital audio. And they are also fans and users of the various
Squeezebox devices as way to listen to digital audio. With that in mind
I would like to try and
pippin;681535 Wrote:
> It can't.
> The only thing that stays a little bit open is the signal clock towards
> the DAC and that's not an issue if the DAC does re-clocking. And even if
> it does not (DAC's built in the last millennium sometimes don't do it),
> the clock needs to be _really_ bad for
ralphpnj;681462 Wrote:
> Specifically I don't understand how once a "bit perfect" data stream is
> obtained any piece of software can make this "bit perfect" data stream
> sound better without actually changing the data stream and therefore
> making the once "bit perfect" data stream no longer "b
ralphpnj;681462 Wrote:
> 1) Exactly what does "bit perfect" mean
It means that a given sequence of bits on a CD will result in the exact
same bit sequence being fed into the DAC, even after going through the
processes of ripping, storing/encoding, and streaming.
ralphpnj;681462 Wrote:
> 2) What
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