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In Reply to: Did you rip the files on nServe? posted by kuma on July 11, 2014 at 22:52:07:
Yes, it is ripped by an nServe to a 8TB Qnap NAS (also backed up by an 8TB Qnap at a friend's place (backed up by internet link)). I have a separate laptop that I thought I would use for editing of the metadata, but, I have found that using the iPad that is the remote control for selecting music to do editing is actually just as easy to use.
I have not done any kind of side-by-side comparison. I simply noted that the "sound" is different and that a system that sounded very similar, whether I played digital or vinyl sources, is no longer that similar. Because I listen more to my digital source, I have retuned the system to make that source sound good, and now the vinyl sounds a bit too dull in the upper midrange (my speakers allow for a lot of adjustment of driver output).
I own only one power supply. When I went to the NDS, I simply pulled the CD555 and switched in the NDS.
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