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In Reply to: Re: To DAC or not to DAC? posted by newtonnjd on March 4, 2007 at 01:06:51:
Anyway, I've been listening to my Muse 2 for the past three days now and I have to say the effect is phenomenal.""I haven't heard digital sound so amazing since I auditioned a pair of Magnepan 20.1's fed through with Levinson 36!"
"The Muse brought out every nuiance and every note so clearly and distincly I was startled."
"Yeah, when I heard the Muse 2 for the first time my jaw dropped! Never had any component except maybe speakers made such a profound improvement in the sound of music."
Don't know the reviewer and haven't heard the Muse 2, but consider that every few months there are similar statements made about the latest equipment and have been made since CD was introduced to the public when playback was like "having the performer in the room!".
If such statements were true we'd now have replay far, far better than a live performance, so either this is the case or there are far too many jaws hitting the floor on a regular basis than is credible.
Best Regards,
Chris redmond.
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- Re: To DAC or not to DAC? - chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com 06:37:59 03/04/07 (1)
- Hospital ER's are filled with broken jawed audiophiles. - R Browne 20:44:28 03/05/07 (0)
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