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In Reply to: RE: Wavelength Audio Cosecant- Additonal Considerations posted by Mercman on July 20, 2008 at 10:04:50
>>The new Transcendental module for the Cosecant has been reworked with many of the features of the new Numerator.
And I must say, it's sounds great. I wasn't expecting much of an improvement,
so imagine my surprise when I heard:
• more dimensionality in vocals
• more engaging dynamic swings
• improved bass extension and articulation
• a more ethereal, yet, at the same time, more grounded presentation
• improved harmonic density
• an even more analogue-ish sound than the v2
After spending a week with it in my system, I listened to it in two other very
familiar set-ups (Pete Riggle and Jeff Day) this weekend. Everyone agreed:
This thing is so smooth that it's almost scary. Yet, at the same time, it
delivers more inner detail/microdynamics/nuance ... let's just say musical
detail than seems possible (given it's smooth and ever so slightly dark-ish
character). Every song I hear through this update comes across as though
more talented/refined musicians are playing this time around, if you know
what I mean.
Color me very impressed!
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