In Reply to: Tricks to make lossy files sound a little less awful? posted by mr.bear on November 17, 2015 at 00:48:46:
On a more serious note, I have to agree with oldmkvi and Prisoners on the Sony HAP-Z1ES. I had the lower-end model HAP-S1 that includes a modestly powered integrated amp and it sounded surprisingly good not only on my 'hi-res' files, but a handful of compressed MP3-like AAC files that I moved to it from my phone.
I don't normally listen to MP3 or AAC but if you do, and want to 'magically' improve their sound, the Sony will do it.
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Follow Ups
- A really syrupy sounding tube preamp and amp ;-) - AbeCollins 19:33:27 11/17/15 (0)