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In Reply to: As mentioned several times, a great recording beats beats high-rez posted by Feanor on November 22, 2015 at 12:20:42:
Agreed - it puzzles me all the arguments over the technology - the technology is a means to an end. If a given album sounds better on vinyl then you buy vinyl - if it sounds better on DSD - then get a DSD capable DAC.
If it costs too much to get the source player that makes the version sound "the best" then you have decisions to make on whether it's worth it to you or not. A better record player might be worth it to a fellow who has 10,000 LPS but it may not at all be worth it to someone who owns 3 records (or zero records).
But today - most people can afford each of the various technologies. Source disc is primary.
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