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In Reply to: Re: A Pair of Inexpensive Components that make an Awesome Difference posted by Ozzy on April 15, 2007 at 04:37:54:
As noted by many vinyl asylum posters, and by stereophile, vinyl can be digitized very successfully. I use the Alesis Masterlink ML9600 which stereophile deemed so transparent one could archive the sound of various phono cartidges and phono stages onto disk for future reference. Many vinyl asylum posters with very good front ends agree. The review is online at stereophile.comI too digitize my vinyl using the ML9600 at 24/96, then feed it to the DEQ2496 - and will ultimately get a decent DAC to put on the end of the DEQ but even with the DEQ's built in DAC, various phono stages/cartidges are easily discernible.
I'm not sure what the value of your post was meant to be except to say "hey I'm too good for that" but if you read the vinyl asylum you'll know there are many posters with very good vinyl systems using the ML9600 with great success. Given that, the positives of room EQ in a room that needs it positively stomp the miniscule negatives of the DEQ into the ground - but hey, hold onto your religious principles no matter what - people will respect you for it!
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