SBGK wrote:
still bitter ?
SBGK. Although this might require another thread, since you're here, I
am wondering when you say (in MQnreadme.txt):
-MQn - Just good music is (sic) a minimalist WASAPI Wav memory player
that is stripped back as far as possible to reduce noise.-
What noise are you
ralphpnj wrote:
Come on Archimago you know that it is the noise generated by those
non-audiophile Ethernet and USB cables that you are so fond of.
I dunno man. Let's see what SBGK has to say about this...
SBGK, seriously man, I appreciate the work and time you have spent as I
look at your
Archimago wrote:
SBGK. Although this might require another thread, since you're here, I
am wondering when you say (in MQnreadme.txt):
-MQn - Just good music is (sic) a minimalist WASAPI Wav memory player
that is stripped back as far as possible to reduce noise.-
What noise are you
Archimago wrote:
Hey, since I'm located on the W. Coast of N. America, maybe one of you
Europeans would like to open up your LMS for me to stream the test
signals over and I can put up a fun post looking at measurements from
audio streamed from the other side of the world.
I am actually
Mnyb wrote:
My idea was that the extreme realy is from another continent :-)
...
Good idea.
Hey, since I'm located on the W. Coast of N. America, maybe one of you
Europeans would like to open up your LMS for me to stream the test
signals over and I can put up a fun post looking at
SBGK once stated what speakers he uses. It were some vintage 2-way
monitors with a tweeter that these days pretty sure is long surpassed.
Can't find the post though.
So if anything produces noise on playback it is his speakers looong
before digging into high dynamic range number.
Transporter
I have 100/10 mb ethernet rigth into my wall I'm curently at work in
another country i'll pm when I'm back unless someone else does it :)
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Go Canucks!
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I suspect even a 2.5-5Mbps connection is fine. The issue is of course
what is the actual transfer rate from there to here in Vancouver,
Canada. So long as we don't get buffer underruns, we should be good.
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I think some hypotheses are too ridiculous to be taken seriously. That
is all.
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Archimago wrote:
Yeah, the speed of NHL hockey is phenomenal. I love the live
experience and excitement of being at hockey than any other sport.
You should see the Finland-Russia (or even Finland-Sweden) games... :)
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
Julf wrote:
You should see the Finland-Russia (or even Finland-Sweden) games... :)
Hey, considering the number of northern European players we get around
here, I believe it!
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Wombat wrote:
Go Canucks!
Hey, you a hockey fan Wombat?
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I have heard the 10,000 dollar Audioquest Ethernet cable and it is
amazing !! The differences from a standard
Ethernet cable are profound . I'm thinking of buying a pair .
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jimmypowder wrote:
I have heard the 10,000 dollar Audioquest Ethernet cable and it is
amazing !! The differences from a standard
Ethernet cable are profound . I'm thinking of buying a pair .
Cool, Jimmy. You da man!
Let us know what you're using it with and make sure to post *lots *of
jimmypowder wrote:
I have heard the 10,000 dollar Audioquest Ethernet cable and it is
amazing !! The differences from a standard
Ethernet cable are profound . I'm thinking of buying a pair .
You go, girlfriend!
Julf wrote:
Then we have our occasional friend with his 'MQn player'
(http://2channelaudio.blogspot.nl/2014/02/mqn-minimalist-pc-music-player-king-of.html)...
still bitter ?
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Wombat wrote:
I am kind of a fan. In germany we didn't have ice hockey on TV but me
had always ESPN in pay-TV and i did fall in love with NHL hockey.
Now that ESPN is gone here we luckily have an US sports channel and i
watch as often i can. I always liked Vancouver with the Sedin brothers
Archimago wrote:
Hey, you a hockey fan Wombat?
I am kind of a fan. In germany we didn't have ice hockey on TV but me
had always ESPN in pay-TV and i did fall in love with NHL hockey.
Now that ESPN is gone here we luckily have an US sports channel and i
watch as often i can. I always liked
pablolie wrote:
a lot of audiophile recordings are actually very sterile and un-engaging
performances. sheffield labs - i used their test cd for setup, but their
reference recordings are bla. but that's just me.
It's not just limited to audio recording, i.e. recordings made on
audiophile
SBGK wrote:
still bitter ?
Yeah that audiophile kool-aid is awfully bitter.
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Energy
pablolie wrote:
my pleasure - i shall find a way to share the rest. cover art and
booklets are a gateway to find more music you love - by knowing
composers, musicians, producers... by reading the cover in a record
store i used to find related music, a method that seldom failed... i
don't
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