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In Reply to: I see you're a purist, though posted by Feanor on February 9, 2007 at 04:45:45:
I actually understand the intent of your original post. Converting into and out of digital is good enough for your needs, and so you deem it transparent. My response to that is, if you can ignore the conversion process then you can draw a straight line between the two points of A/D and D/A. If you can't hear the difference or the difference is so trivial then go with it. I would say that is more of a practical view than a purist one.As far as answering the question "is it transparent?", then my answer is a definite no. It doesn't mean that it is bad, it just means that it is not transparent.
Hope that makes sense.
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