rolski wrote:
. Off to the airport soon, I might suggest that the captain tries
an asynchronous usb interface in the autopilot to see if we experience a
smoother, more analogue (liquid ?) landing :eek:
Perhaps Boeing could use some better cables to smooth out the lithium
battery
rolski wrote:
I thought this thread had been nicely put to bed ! Wrong again
well the thread was about the best top end player, but it seems to have
been hijacked by luddites with either poor hearing or poor equipment
such that they can't hear differences the rest of the audiophile
SBGK wrote:
they can't hear differences the rest of the audiophile world can hear.
Except for in double blind tests, of course
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Indeed, it was about the best top-end-player (the definition of which
seems to be open to very wide interpretation) but it's all veered off
into la-la-land.
The rational members of the community, and indeed outside the community,
don't even profess to hear differences when faced with different
Here is a link
http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showthread.php?1151-Audible-Jitter-amirm-vs-Ethan-Winer
to an interesting debate about audibility of jitter and jitter in
general which may be of interest to readers of this thread.
http://www.theelectricrecordingco.com/
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rolski wrote:
A lot of Audiophiles, perhaps the majority, perhaps the minority, spout
self-serving (and uninformed) opinion. If a signal is not corrupted or
altered in any way when it travels down a cable - then it isn't
corrupted or altered. As simple as that. Electricity, signal
SoftwireEngineer wrote:
what bothers me is even Steve Nugent says higher end USB cables might
change the sound of his Off-Ramp.
Isn't appealing to a higher authority something from religion and belief
systems rather than science?
Julf wrote:
Isn't appealing to a higher authority something from religion and belief
systems rather than science?
Higher authority in high end :) is there such a thing ,I know there
actually are a tiny minority of knowledgeable people .
But sometimes we have to quote experts in fact no one
rolski wrote:
Some of us however think that magicians are actually immoral - and we
don't like people to be taken advantage of. Maybe we should mind our
own business let the world go to hell ?
The world of magic, as in stage magic, provides a useful context for
this debate. I have
RonM wrote:
The world of magic, as in stage magic, provides a useful context for
this debate. I have personally known prominent stage magicians (among
them the late Doug Henning). That world revolves around illusion --
doing things that really just can' be done. It's skilled artifice,
OK guys - 100 respondents now. Asia has finally come on-line :-)
2 more weeks... The results are looking interesting!
Keep 'em coming.
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