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Posted by Isaak J. Garvey on October 29, 2016 at 16:31:27:
Ok, I am glad that ends it :)
There is NO doubt there are many SACDs and some DSD downloads (How many are there any way, 600?) that originated from PCM. I honestly never said otherwise.
As a matter of fact, sadly, the great mastering engineer George Marino created many SACDs for Analogue Productions from 48 Khz tape captures. So even the reputable labels have done stuff like that.
But about 10 posts back I was originally addressing the assertion from Stuart that online vendors were creating fake hirez or fake DSD. They have not. He was using this a straw man argument to boost MQA and it "authentication" selling point.