Apesbrain wrote: 
> We're only human...
> 
> 
> 
> ...and we're all "audiophiles".  Some of us draw a line at the
> "pseudo-sciency" stuff and others don't.  If you've happy with your
> decisions, what does it matter?
> 
> 
> Agreed, but when I see mention of a "high end... Discrete R2R ladder
> DAC" I feel that 48kHz is not going to be enough for that person and
> this "limitation" might be relevant.

I think the truth matters in this post truth society we live in today :/
it's not a flavour you can pick IMO .
Science denial is a big problem , modern audiophilism is a small
insignifanct fringe of that but a part of a trend ,I think all kinds of
pseudo science is very dangerous and do hurt societies in the end .
People's decisions impact others and the world around us.

Discrete DAC :) LoL , what's next tube CPU ? Oh yes the mythology that
noise shaping delta sigma DAC is bad for you , bring back the good old
nonlinear DAC's, but where almost out of old Philips DAC's ? Why not the
worst of two worlds ancient design combined with tech never intended for
this ? Is not DAC a prime example of what's best done on a chip ?



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