Mr. Coffee, My advice is, get the transporter, listen to it, if you like it, then keep it, if you don't like it, return it. There's no need to seek "endorsement" in forum. What people said in the forum does not represent what your ears will hear. If the transporter sounds crap to you, does it matter if 99% of the other users say it's good, or vice versa?
Coffee;150564 Wrote: > The cost of the TP is not a real problem. I just want to make a decision > that I won't regret later. I'm not a true audiophile (my ears just > aren't that good) and I tend to keep my stuff for a long time. I'm > still using my Denon CD player from over 10 years ago. It cost over > $1000 at that time. So $1700 with today's dollar is a bargain if the TP > indeed is as good as many (practically all) of you say. It is true that > perhaps the remote volume control alone is worth the extra $400 > (surprising that no other DAC in this price range has this simple > feature). > > I was, and still am, a little skeptical about the audiophile quality of > a Slim Devices product. The SB is a proven and revolutionary device but > that only proves that SD is a great high tech company. It seems > unlikely, although definitely not impossible, that SD can create a DAC > that is superior to companies that have been doing this kind of stuff > for decades. But from the testimonials posted so far, apparently SD has > indeed succeeded in doing so. > > So I guess I'll bite the bullet and contribute my $2000 to celebrate > SD's success! -- 95bcwh ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 95bcwh's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=4358 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=29124 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
