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RE: I am curious

Posted by Mr_Steady on February 8, 2017 at 17:46:18:
I like 192/24. I'm sticking with it. Even though it's $20 a pop for albums I already have multiple copies of. It's the better product. Compared to a new $550 reel to reel tape I guess they are a screaming deal. Of course I'm only going to buy my favorite albums in this format, but I have taken some chances with new music.

Hope you get a chance to listen to the Totaldac. I would like to hear you impression of it. Is he going to bring it over to your place? Here's one thing you could do, if it's available buy your favorite recording in 192/24 to play on your friends Totaldac, whether at his place our yours. At least then you will hear it for yourself with a work you know well. Sometimes it's the not knowing. Take the CD too. Something recorded after 1970, maybe small ensemble, maybe with a male vocalist.

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