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In Reply to: Tube like CD plyaers posted by Audiopath49 on December 19, 2006 at 20:16:23:
Audiopath, I'm a music lover with MS and I'm no longer very mobile as well. I was investigating the newest digital players as best I was able to. With a cd player I would still have to get up after at most 60 mins approx. so I pitched the idea and went to computer audio as my only real front end. MacMini to a Scott Nixon USBTD Tube Dac with 30 + days of a music before I need to get up!! HAHa Plus the Tube Dac really cuts sibilance and smooths out bad cd's. And if that's not enough I stream internet radio at 128Kb or better for background music. I can also transfer Apple Lossless to an iPod that's not bad either and portability. It comes down to the best digital sound or the most convenient that's certainly very listenable. I have about $1200 into it and there isn't anything in audio that sounds as good is easy for a disabled audiophile. Please dont get hung up on a computer as a cd player like some do or you may miss out on a great thing-Good Luck in your search
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