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In Reply to: Old or new tech isn't the issue posted by Feanor on November 6, 2015 at 20:16:39:
How can you know exactly what is on the media you are playing without playback equipment and how can you possibly know that the playback equipment you have is playing it back exactly as it's on the media?
It's a circular question without an answer.
You can buy a $50,000 Trinity DAC (OK maybe 50,000? Euros) and some would say it 'reveals' exactly what's really on Redbook CD's but again, how can one know?
For all I know it's all an illusion and so what?
If it puts a smile on my face as I'm listening, I'm happy.
First they came for the dumb-asses
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a dumb-ass
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Follow Ups
- " I mean accuracy to the recording as it exists on the media I'm playing" - Ivan303 19:31:01 11/07/15 (6)
- That's a good question, nevertheless accuracy to the recorded media is my goal - Feanor 05:00:08 11/08/15 (5)
- Laudable goal.... - Ivan303 07:29:36 11/08/15 (3)
- As I've pointed out before, there's no such thing as "live sound" ... - Feanor 09:15:49 11/08/15 (2)
- RE: As I've pointed out before, there's no such thing as "live sound" ... - morricab 07:20:42 11/10/15 (0)
- RE: As I've pointed out before, there's no such thing as "live sound" ... - Ivan303 13:33:04 11/08/15 (0)
- I think most people agree with your goal - Dave_K 06:47:19 11/08/15 (0)
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