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In Reply to: RE: Ethernet HD Music Server posted by Tony Lauck on May 6, 2012 at 09:07:37:
Hi Tony - there are so many variables in the whole music chain that it boggles the mind. I recently had some super-brains (Phds in a to d and d to a) in for a listen and found that the issues we were listening to were attributable to the D to A converters used to make the CD/digital music files.
I have HD files from both Linn and HDTracks which are "native" 192 x 24, and I also have some of the same recordings in 96 x 24. There are clearly differences in the same recording between 192 and 96 but I am not sure that is due to the sample rate - I think someone has modified the eq between the two. But other than the eq, I found the 96 x 24 to be a huge step forward over CD but am still exploring whether its worth the disk space for 192 (over 96 k)
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