GaryB;183146 Wrote: > > Or one could accept that these differences do exist and try to > understand what's going on. I find it very telling that jhm721 found > the differences to disappear once copied to a hard drive. Somehow > the timing / jitter issues of the originals are getting replaced by the > timing / jitter issues of the hard drive system and in a consistent > manner when copied. > It would be interesting to me if others would try the same thing and > report if they hear differences between treated and untreated CDs and > if those differences disappear on the hard drive copies.
Well, according to that this has nothing to do with the SB, so this discussion is more or less over (unless there´s someone around that believes otherwise). In any case the idea that two identical files could sound different is simply incomprehensible, and since most CDs rip perfectly (in my experience at least) we were more or less at a dead end. It's remarkable how often audiophiles take the subjective listening impression of one person once as solid evidence, but decades of the scientific research on audibility of various phenomena and large scale controlled listening tests are dismissed as meaningless. -- opaqueice ------------------------------------------------------------------------ opaqueice's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=4234 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=32993
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