zzvelik;496687 Wrote:
Lots of people who have the modded version of the SB3 would swear that
their device rivals the transporter for non 24/96 material such as Red
Book CDs the FLAC format. Honestly, I've never done an A/B test between
the two devices, but that's the consensus I've gathered
Gizek,
much obliged for this info.
Tante Cor
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I recently got me a Cambridge Dacmagic to upgrade my Squeezebox Classic.
I also connected my Asus O-Play to it and just for fun tried to play a
24bit/96kHz FLAC File with the Asus. To my (big) surprise the LED's on
the Dacmagic jumped to 96kHz. And the File sounded simply amazing. Way
better then
IT'S OFFICIAL!!!
With the introduction of the Transparent Audio Performance USB Cable
(http://www.musicloversaudio.com/news/story.php/transparent-audio-introduces-high-performance-usb-cable-1/)
computer based audio as finally entered the world of high priced high
end audio.
As a bonus this over
ralphpnj;496857 Wrote:
Unfortunately hip waders are NOT included.
Of course they are included! They are just of such fine quality that
uneducated masses may not be able to appreciate them for what they are!
Of course the Emperor has a fine set of pants!
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michael123;496580 Wrote:
BTW, which filter is used by Transporter itself?
Regarding that it may be interesting that indeed the AK4396 of the
Transporter has two roll-off modes if i read the datasheet correctly. A
sharp and a slow one. Whatever that means exactly.
It can be set by a data