Archimago,
The cheapest cable was QED Performance @ £18/m. The best value for
money was Chord Silver Plus @ £55/m.
The other prices were: £48; £139; £182; £60; £95; £70; £125
From what was stated the slowest was 13.5. There were some graphs that I
couldn't understand that may have shown other
Mushroom_3 wrote:
Maybe he writes for Hi-Fi News and Record Review (the self proclaimed
oldest hi-fi magazine in the world).
This month's issue has a group test of USB cables. Needless to say the
most expensive cable, Crystal Absolute Dream (a snip at £6480/m) came
out top.
Indeed - I
I cannot see the point of releasing the likes of any Beatles recording
in 24 bit. At least 8 of those bits are wasted on a 1970's recording as
noise from the original tapes along with inherant non linear element of
tapes.
As for the volume issue, alot of it is down to the A weighting curves of
Mushroom_3 wrote:
Archimago,
The cheapest cable was QED Performance @ £18/m. The best value for
money was Chord Silver Plus @ £55/m.
The other prices were: £48; £139; £182; £60; £95; £70; £125
From what was stated the slowest was 13.5. There were some graphs that I
couldn't understand
