If anyone wants to discuss the effects (or lack thereof) of jitter, you
probably want to head over to the Audiophile forum :)
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Also Google for any test showing that jitter actually makes an audible
difference. You probably won't find anything.
The posts above say it all; yes you can get a bit perfect copy from CD
to DAC using a squeezebox and good ripping software to rip the CDs to
flac.
No need for an expensive CD
Volume level on your inputs are also one of the things that fool people
all the time. Even audiophiles get fooled into thinking on source is
better than another and then find out that the input level was louder on
it. I know from personal experience, not that I'm an audiophile or
anything. It
DrewSB wrote:
Let's say you have a SB3 connected via Toslink to a receiver and are
playing FLAC files ripped from a CD. Is there any reason this would not
sound identical to the same CD being played through a decent CD player's
Toslink output?
Both players should be sending identical bits to
Let's say you have a SB3 connected via Toslink to a receiver and are
playing FLAC files ripped from a CD. Is there any reason this would not
sound identical to the same CD being played through a decent CD player's
Toslink output?
Both players should be sending identical bits to the receiver, or
DrewSB;431628 Wrote:
Let's say you have a SB3 connected via Toslink to a receiver and are
playing FLAC files ripped from a CD. Is there any reason this would not
sound identical to the same CD being played through a decent CD player's
Toslink output?
Both players should be sending identical
