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In Reply to: F/U to prior question. Are there any "older" cd posted by gonzo on December 15, 2014 at 06:21:56:
I haven't the experience you seek.
Isn't this question partly about whether one likes to hear Red Book CDs oversampled? I don't. A great transport will make a big difference. I would prefer a non-oversampling DAC and a great transport, based on my in-shop experience with Audio Note equipment. It really makes a difference. My new CD player has a "pretty good" tránsport and a very good NOS Dac. The only thing i have at home to compare it against is a Mac computer system with a USB over-sampling mini-dac, but I don't use the oversampling. My CD player sounds better to my ears.
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- RE: F/U to prior question. Are there any "older" cd - Frihed89 07:08:16 12/15/14 (1)
- RE: F/U to prior question. Are there any "older" cd - ahendler 12:37:25 12/15/14 (0)
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