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In Reply to: The SATA cable is involved only when the data is loaded into RAM posted by fmak on July 11, 2014 at 07:29:48:
There were probably SATA cables the data went through when the album was mastered. If a CD it probably went through a SATA cable when the album was ripped and stored on hard drive. And if it was a download, it probably went through a SATA cable in the remote server that provided the download. Are you suggesting that these (historical) cables affect sound quality?
I can be reasonably confident that no audio data went over a SATA cable 20 years ago, as SATA came into use in 2003. :-)
Tony Lauck
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- RE: The SATA cable is involved only when the data is loaded into RAM - Tony Lauck 09:55:36 07/11/14 (1)
- From an untenable argument - fmak 11:11:29 07/11/14 (0)
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