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cMP & DCS converter, a dream, thanks Mr CICS

Just would like to say thanks to Mr CICS.

I own a dcs delius converter for 3 years connected to a median 500 c drive and a DSP meridian 518. The power amplifier is a musical fidelity F15, 100w, class A, my speaker are Proac respons 1S, no preamp.

2 weeks ago, i decided to build a computer transport : it's note complety done (windows XP tunning done, externaly power sata hdd drive, RME HDSP 9632 but old motherboard, 3D video card, ...)

and WAOO : what a dream, it's incredible ! I even could'nt realise that class A (meridian 518) and B (meridian 500) equipements from sterephile could sound so bad !!!!!!!.

Sometime I even think that MP3 music sound better now than cd trough my old setup !

My leaving room is quite small but what a sound, my Proac are singing. Even at full power (100W class A) the leasening is relaxing. I wanted to buy a sub woofer last month, now I don't want anymore. Now I can feal the physical impact of low freqency with a bookshield speaker, incredible !!!!! High freqency are sweet so sweet.







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