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In Reply to: RE: Baloney posted by Ted Smith on September 14, 2007 at 08:45:36
and I guess I should listen to it more. I've got the player. But in my opinion, the large quality gains experienced with hires release just cannot be explained by resolution differences that happen to magically disappear in ever blind test conducted so far. It just doesn't make any sense.
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I have plenty of experience listening to SACDs, DVDA and CDs, Axon.
Rest assured that for the home listener, separating the intrinsic 'sound' of the formats, from other possible factors, is well-nigh impossible without the sorts of efforts Meyer et al took.
And I have certainly heard 'hi rez' releases that are dynamically compressed and processed like their CD counterparts. I;'ve also 'seen' them , too, as waveforms.
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It's obviously equipment specific, but I've listened to arguably the best Redbook reproduction on the planet get stomped by much less expensive SACD players over and over. I have thousands of SACDs (and thousands more CDs) and have been playing and listening to them for years. When people claim things that are obviously foreign to my, my friend's, my mastering friend's, people whom trust on Hi-Rez's, etc. experience I suspect that they don't have nearly as much experience or at least haven't listened with better than average players...
-Ted
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