In Reply to: "The ASIO driver for Windows does not use DoP nor does the ASIO driver for OSX." posted by Jaundiced Ear on September 5, 2014 at 03:22:00:
This will go on forever. For those who really listen...a lot... to music 'sounds better' is meaningful. For those who don't it is not meaningful. And that is ok but those who don't listen all that much ( or can't hear the difference) why the incessant need to doubt, to minimize or otherwise ask for proof . If you can't hear it why are you here, why not pick a different hobby wherein you can discriminate nuances. It's almost like you are saying I can't hear it so it doesn't exist therefore all who claim they do are frauds ... which is very caustic and small minded. Generally sounds better to me almost always means more dynamic, bigger soundstage, smoother upper mids/highs, tighter bass, more inner detail, better low level detail. All of which makes for better appreciation of the music.
Nice review Mercman!
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- RE: "The ASIO driver for Windows does not use DoP nor does the ASIO driver for OSX." - theob 04:52:52 09/05/14 (6)
- RE: "The ASIO driver for Windows does not use DoP nor does the ASIO driver for OSX." - Jaundiced Ear 10:16:25 09/05/14 (1)
- RE: "The ASIO driver for Windows does not use DoP nor does the ASIO driver for OSX." - theob 13:57:22 09/05/14 (0)
- I tried to explain the same to him - not in so many words, and admittedly, not so polite. - carcass93 08:41:53 09/05/14 (1)
- RE: I tried to explain the same to him - not in so many words, and admittedly, not so polite. - Jaundiced Ear 11:13:11 09/05/14 (0)
- Thanks theob! (nt) - Mercman 05:28:35 09/05/14 (1)
- Ping Mercman - Jaundiced Ear 10:51:15 09/05/14 (0)