In Reply to: Re: oversampling posted by Werner on February 18, 2000 at 01:42:01:
>Upsamplers are no magic, no recipe for instant bliss. They
>are a tool for a very limited job. And if something upsampled
>turns out sounding a tad better, then that is just because
>the new DAC you're going into may inherently sound a bit
>better. But it might as well turn out the other way,
>the upsampling process killing much of the original
>information, especially if you move between non-integerly
>related formats, like between 44.1k and 96k.
>
>All else is marketing.Well, having lived with an upsampling DAC for a couple of days now. It's early yet, but, so far, I think I can say that upsampling isn't a magic bullet that will transform all your CDs into sonic bliss. There seem to be pros and cons sound-wise.
BTW, looking at your website, you seem to have pretty good taste in music, you should rent a cottage over in Music Lane :-).
-Joe.
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- Re: oversampling - JoeII-K 11:49:09 02/18/00 (2)
- care to expound on pros & cons of upsampling? - Mart 09:28:57 02/19/00 (1)
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