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Need Computer Audio Consult West LA

Posted by JayG on May 7, 2012 at 20:42:54:
I am in need of an experienced computer audio consultant. Preferrably a professional.
Here is my situation. Last year I entered the realm of CA. This is in addition to my digital system.
My CA system consists of the following:
l. Mac2Music Mac Mini running Lion
2. Ayre QB-9 DAC
3. Audioquest Diamond USB cable
4. 2tb external HD
5. Puremusic player
6. Macbook Pro and iPad for controller
7. iOmega optical drive for ripping CDs

Goal:1. I know that I should be getting SQ at least equal or better than my digital system and I need someone to help me evaluate and improve the sound.
2. Instruction on downloading hi-rez files from the Web.
3. Attaching cover-art tp albums.

I am a bit tech. challenged so please do not refer me to on-line forums, publications, etc.
I need some simple hands on instruction with my CA system from a knowledgeable expert.
I would appreciate any appropriate referrals.

BTW, I have found that even folks that sell CA gear are often limited in their understanding of this relatively new genre.

Thanks

JLG