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In Reply to: RE: Whatever happened to MQA? It's still here posted by Jeff Starr on May 6, 2017 at 09:56:28:
What is really funny about this post is that of the 5 or so Blu-rays that I own, Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's is one of them! A friend tells me that not only does Eric Clapton play on it, Jimmy Page is the guy that walks in at the back.When I got the Oppo I thought it sounded better than my Monica tube dac, so I sold that. But overall I was only satisfied for a while before they all just sounded grating. It's a shame I don't have USB output from the Oppo, I would try it with my Dragonfly. I guess I could put the CDs on a hard drive and listen through the macbook and the DFB.
I'm not sure I agree that true hi-rez will be superior to MQA. There are still questions about just what MQA is. Maybe there is something to the "time domain" processing it does that corrects something that was always wrong to my ears about CD, and makes most hi-rez hard to listen to for long periods. It sounds good when you turn it on but listening fatigue always sets in, at least for me.
Edits: 05/06/17
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- RE: Whatever happened to MQA? It's still here - zacster 15:37:38 05/06/17 (3)
- RE: Whatever happened to MQA? It's still here - Jeff Starr 04:23:40 05/07/17 (2)
- RE: Whatever happened to MQA? It's still here - zacster 16:46:57 05/07/17 (1)
- RE: Whatever happened to MQA? It's still here - Jeff Starr 23:26:16 05/07/17 (0)
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