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RE: I agree that with today's best DACs, the sound quality of many Red Book CDs is scary-good

I can't really disagree with you, JM, however, we're talking apples and oranges here.

You didn't google for the link so you wouldn't know what I've accomplished or the technology I was demonstrating.

With over 280 distinctly audible improvements (and still counting) with my humble but well-thought-out 2-ch. 2-component system (an estimated 120 gains just with the amps over a 5 month period and no internal mods except for cryo'd fuses), just like I said to the original poster, I can just as easily say to you or perhaps anybody else;

"I'm confident that I can easily demonstrate that even on your system's best day, you still are only hearing roughly the equivalent of all the music info embedded in a well-engineered MP3 recording if not less. And that's regardless of your preferred format or how SOTA-level you think your playback system might be. Simply because universal performance-limiting governors care little about the quality of your system or format."


Edits: 01/07/15
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