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In Reply to: About depth of field with digital posted by beppe61 on May 7, 2015 at 05:31:20:
recording dependent.
This has been true for my trusty Harmon Kardon CD player, its shorter lived NAD replacement, my Scott Nixon DAC and now my Schiit DAC. The soundstage illusion is in the recording given your amplification, speakers and room are capable. My system variables have changed little other than sources. My amplification has only had one amp and one preamp change and I have had the same speakers over a 25+ year span, but have moved through 4 different digital sources.
Gsquared
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