Reading and following along on this thread makes me think realize something that I've been saying for quite some time with respect to digital audio which is that one of the reasons that digital audio was developed was to lessen or eliminate many of the problems inherent in analog audio. Based on many of these measurements I would say that digital audio does indeed lessen or eliminate many of the problems inherent in analog audio. You know little things like how it is transmitted, the quality of the cables and ability to reject interference. Now if only the some of the holdouts in the audiophile world would just stop focusing on the things that digital audio already does very well. i.e. lack of jitter and generational losses, and find the areas where digital audio needs to be improved than perhaps the sound of digital audio can be made better.
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