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In Reply to: RE: Denafrips Ares II filters posted by Hoshi on December 18, 2020 at 08:36:08
It does and thank you. I need to get more time on the unit with OS slow. Your cable selection is something I need to look into. Just using stock right now but maybe something a little better will improve the high frequencies? I don't usually agree with the super high end cable theory but do think a step over stock does offer advantages.
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I believe upsampling your signal is of greater significance than power cords or cables. I'm assuming you are not streaming yet. If you are not using a music software like Roon or Audirvana you should give them a try. Both offer a free trial with links to free trials to Tidal and Qobuz. I've got roughly a 1000 CD's ripped to a hard drive but prefer how music sounds streamed from both Tidal and Qobuz. Tidal is currently adding remastered classic albums daily. You would also have the ability to play around with sampling rates. I believe you will get the most improvement from just about any DAC by improving the signal sent to them.
That sounds right. I did have a 6 month free trial of Tidal given to me from KEF when I bought my home speakers. There was a definite difference of SQ from free Spotify or YouTube Music. It's just had to swallow the monthly fee, and the last time I checked it had gone up for HQ Master series. As to ripping CDs, I also think you are spot on as well. Thank you again for your comments.
Edits: 12/19/20
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