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User Details - Fitzcaraldo215
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Yesterday 04:17 pm
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| What you have said is quite on target, except for one aspect. To generalize, Mch devotees are all quite familiar with stereo and what it can and cannot do. Stereo devotees generally have little or no significant experience with the sound of Mch. I do not know anyone who has both reasonable amounts of both live and quality hi rez Mch sound ... more | |
March 15, 2010
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| What you say seems to make sense on the surface, but it is ultimately rather naive. You are falling into the "bits is bits" trap. Having been in the information technology field for over 40 years, I can tell you that, yes, bits is bits. EXCEPT, audio is played back in "real time", whereas your photos are not. They are simply dowloaded, stored and ... more | |
March 4, 2010
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| I totally agree with you, except for Kal Rubinson. Although, I did note that the almighty HP did some Mch SACD reviews in TAS a few months ago that praised what Mch was capable of. There is nothing new here. You just need to follow the money. The high end mags would not now exist without high end ad revenue and largess in the form of review ... more | |
March 2, 2010
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| I am in complete agreement with you. Sorry if I come across as a crazy anti-analog zealot. I am not. But, dealing with a polarizing pro-analog zealot like Fremer might make me appear so. I have not thrown 50 years worth of my vinyl collecting out the window, by any means. There are performances there that are irreplaceable, and many sound quite ... more | |
March 2, 2010
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| The time domain improvement in SACD is one of the byproducts of getting that filter way up in the audio band and out of the way of the audible music. Filters can cause cause time domain problems in frequencies considerably above/below their cutoff frequencies. ... more | |
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