bhr1439;377315 Wrote: 
> 
> As a previous poster suggested, recording and comparing S/PDIF data
> should be able to confirm or reject the hypothesis path B data being a
> more reliable representation of the music. What I would expect to see
> is rock solid repeatability in the S/PDIF stream originating in the
> server, and run-to-run variability in the datastream originating from
> the CD player. 

Highly unlikely.  I have two cheap DVD-ROM drives in an old desktop,
and they both read unscratched CDs with zero errors, at about 5-10X
real time speed with zero error correction (other than what's built in
to the redbook standard) or re-reading.

>  Now, if only I had an S/PDIF recorder...    

Many consumer-grade computer sound cards will do that.


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