Apesbrain wrote:
> If you've seen the inside of the NAD, you'd know it's more than a RPi in
> a box.
So what *is* inside?
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Just for kicks. A Pi3 with a HifiBerry Dac+ most likely sound the same.
For kicks I might connect it to a RavPower powerbank and I have hours of
unadulterated perfect sound for over 8 hours.
( now where did I put my snake oil...?)
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The problems with this kind of devices are
- whether you sell it for 400 or 3000, you wont probable sell many more
- in fact you might sell less because audiophiles wont find it credible
(too cheap)
- if you sell for 400, you dont make enough money to survive
- and at the end, people spend
Apesbrain wrote:
> If you've seen the inside of the NAD, you'd know it's more than a RPi in
> a box.
For some reason, I find that weirdly comforting. I guess I'm happy that
that they aren't quite THAT dishonest.
Apesbrain wrote:
> What they were thinking offering -any- gear at that price
If you've seen the inside of the NAD, you'd know it's more than a RPi in
a box. What they were thinking offering -any- gear at that price point
is beyond me, but it seems they know that now.
The Bryston BDP-Pi is another matter, but at least they don't try to
conceal it!
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Percival Sweetwater wrote:
> "The RS-232 and IR Input allow integration with home automation systems
> as well."
>
> Hmm, RS-232. That's pretty state of the art!
In fact that does make sense. It's highly unlikely some nodding
audiophile will want to update his home automation system because
