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I stopped downloading Hi-Res files some time ago because I just could'nt get past the slightly "echoey sound" I was hearing in every one of the downloads. I was listening through "Up Sampling" DACs (supposedly hi res files were being played natively) that made some nice sounding Redbook rate files sound a bit "echoey" also. (Do people buy crappily recorded/produced music that needs that much "help"; that can be the only explanation I
can think of).
I like the sound of SACDs , but the CD layer played through my Consonance CD player had better micro detail & body to the sound than the SACD played through the Oppo 95 .
I found out the Consonance was using a NOS DAC chip.
I'm enjoying the DAC I use now(Metrum Hex) tremendously & I'm wondering if there may have been some element I may have been missing when I listened to Hi Res music. Could
it be that I have a high sensitivity to Upper Frequencies that most people don't have ?
The Hex has Hi-Res capabilities (No DSD capabilities unfortunately). Is there any way I can
"manipulate" Hi Res PCM to sound more agreeable to me. (Yeah, a lot of you may find this
to be a strange posting, but I thought I'd ask anyway)
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Topic - Any way to filter out the annoying, "slightly echoey" sound of upper frequencies in Hi-Res downloads ? - Old SteveA 13:03:20 03/12/14 (3)
- 2112 DVD-A - sbrians 20:49:04 03/12/14 (1)
- RE: 2112 DVD-A - Old SteveA 22:43:43 03/12/14 (0)
- Give specific examples. (NT) - Kal Rubinson 15:59:09 03/12/14 (0)
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