One thing I have been wondering about.
If a group of audiofiles are put in a room and not told what they are listening
to, will they really be able to hear the difference between different formats
of audio reproduction.
I always use the analogy of wine tasting. If you are not told beforehand
Thanks, John. Tax filing time is coming, so I think I know where the
refund money is going. That sounds like a nice versatile device.
Mary
It's Justt Apple being Apple according to Leo Laporte.
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> On Feb 14, 2016, at 6:01 PM, John Gurd wrote:
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> Hi Mary
>
> Yes, strange as it seems, there are two digital inputs. The USB A (the
> bigger one) is for the little lightning connector, and is
Ah okay then, cool.
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> On Feb 14, 2016, at 6:05 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
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> Hi!
> The sound of an lp record is much smoother than a cd.
> If i could listen to classical music without cracles i would certainly use lp
> records.
> /A
>> On 14 Feb
Hi!
I have problems on my left ear with the mid range.
But i have listened to much to Led Zepelin so that might be a problem *smile*.
/A
> On 13 Feb 2016, at 23:13, Hamit Campos wrote:
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> Actually hearing does matter when it comes to frequencies. For instance when
> on
Hi Mary
Yes, strange as it seems, there are two digital inputs. The USB A (the
bigger one) is for the little lightning connector, and is exclusively for
Apple IOS devices. The USB B (the small slot) is for the little connecting
cable which has a normal male USB A on the other end and is for
Hi!
The sound of an lp record is much smoother than a cd.
If i could listen to classical music without cracles i would certainly use lp
records.
/A
> On 14 Feb 2016, at 06:04, Hamit Campos wrote:
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> Interesting. I'm not sure I've ever heard an LP record. So can't judge.
Hi!
Hmm, then i missunderstood you.
Could you describe the audio as more real sounding or maybe more natural?
/A
> On 13 Feb 2016, at 21:27, Dane Trethowan wrote:
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> I don’t knock people for having analogue systems or anything else and you
> pretty much summed it up
Hi!
No, magnetostatic is a new type of headphones.
Though i have no idea in what they mean by magnetostatic.
/A
> On 13 Feb 2016, at 21:20, Gary Schindler wrote:
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> Do you mean electrostatic?
>
>
> -Original Message- From: Anders Holmberg
> Sent: Saturday,
Ah yeah, that's true. I mean with the CD there was the CD man. Though I'm not
sure those ixist no more. I had a sony 1.
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Ah okay. Cool, thanks for the info. Like I said I've heard records, but not
sure they were LPs.
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I don't think it's the case anymore that vinyl sounds better than digital music
or even CD although I can remember a time when it did. I used to have a fairly
large LP collection in the eighties and I was so disappointed when I bought my
first CDs because they were so flat and lifeless with
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