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In Reply to: RE: F.Y.I: There is NO audible noise with PURE DSD even though headphones. 192kHz PCM has more audible noise for example. posted by Teresa on May 20, 2007 at 00:00:44
"Get a good set of high-end headphones and listen for yourself."
I'm currently selling a pair of Stax Lambda Signature headphones with the SRM-TIS valve energiser Teresa.
Why is it that people such as yourself and the good Dr can't acept opinions contrary to their own without assuming the contrary opinion is obviously uninformed?
It's arrogant and says more about you than it does of me.
Best Regards,
Chris redmond.
and you will hear for yourself.
Here is an easy test:
A PURE DSD SACD such as one of the many Telarc SACD
versus
An Original 192kHz or 96kHz 24 Bit recording via DVD-Audio such as from AIX, Hodie or others.
And listen for low level noise, you have to wear headphones as none of these recordings have ANY audible noise through speakers.
And your will be able to hear for yourself in the audible range DSD is quieter than PCM.
I gave this as an example so you could hear it for yourself. But hey you thing low resolution Redbook CD is all we need. I refuse to limit myself the way you do that is why I have multiple formats to my beck and call!
It is your refusal to test these things for yourself that is arrogant!
"Music is love"
Teresa
"And your will be able to hear for yourself in the audible range DSD is quieter than PCM."
So by that logic, DSD is better than analogue yes?
Best Regards,
Chris redmond.
"So by that logic, DSD is better than analogue yes?"
DSD is quieter in the ultrasonics versus LP which between 20kHz - 50kHz is 50% noise. But that does not mean that DSD is sonically superior to analog.
By the way why are selling the Stax and what have you found that is better?
"Music is love"
Teresa
"DSD is quieter in the ultrasonics versus LP which between 20kHz - 50kHz is 50% noise. But that does not mean that DSD is sonically superior to analog."
I rest my case. :0)
"By the way why are selling the Stax and what have you found that is better?"
I bought the Stax rig because my system is boxed up while I do work in the house, and the intention was to have the Marantz CD7 with Stax in the corner of the living room so I could at least have some quality listening to prevent withdrawal symptoms.
As it is I rarely get the living room to myself nowadays and I can't leave the Marantz alone as there are also a lot of kids running around with it being Summer.
After moving everything to the bedroom I ended up like a hermit, sat alone in the dark for hours. My girlfriend wasn't too impressed and too be honest headphones just don't 'do it' for me Teresa - better to sell them and put the money towards an upgrade to the main system.
Best Regards,
Chris redmond.
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