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In Reply to: Why is the physical placement of NAS changing the sound??? posted by eduardoo on May 24, 2016 at 00:23:10:
I'm losing my sanity . . .
Can't comment on that nor meaningfully on the SQ change except to say that, if you hear it and continue to hear it on reversing and repeating the foot swap, it's probably real even if you are an itzy bit insane.
Surely the interesting thing is that you have (almost certainly) detected a change? Whether the sound is more or less accurate as a result of that change is inevitably less readily apparent. You don't say how mechanically far away from the analogue side of things the NAS is - could there perhaps be a vibration (reduction in) issue?
If OTOH the NAS is too far away from the rest of the setup to give bad vibes and you can eliminate things like bad connections, I've no idea. I believe you can get help . . . my partner thinks I should.
HTH
D
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