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In Reply to: Its a VERY easy choice posted by Rodney Gold on February 20, 2002 at 21:02:59:
When the allure of ear candy wears off (for some it never does in which case the following might not apply)... it's all about (for me) music. And exposing myself to as much of it - in my case primarily classical, then jazz - as I can.I had to be the last person on this planet to finally get around to CD's from vinyl, primarily because the available catalogue took time. Without a doubt, not only is there no contest in the availability of redbook s/w to the other hirez offerings, BUT the quality has risen dramatically from the early days of cd - as a result of better sound engineering and mastering (poor engineering and mastering will plague hirez just as much as redbook).
Life is short - and there is so much music to discover and hear. Depending on the breadth of your musical fervour, redbook and enjoying it to the max may be the logical choice. (I'm building an AudioNote DAC1.2 to further my enjoyment of my growing collection).
S
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- S/W needs - s.hum 06:45:24 02/21/02 (3)
- ditto that (nt) - brinkmann 17:36:58 02/21/02 (0)
- Well said, indeed ... - Mike K 10:49:13 02/21/02 (0)
- well said <nt> - TBone 07:44:49 02/21/02 (0)
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