Mnyb wrote:
But then whatÂ’s the point :)
The only point for me was that the Rogues were the ones I enjoyed
listening to most after auditioning or owning several SS amps. I still
own a several SS amps: a Bryston 3B-SST, a Bryston B-60 integrated, and
a pair of little Rotel monoblocks.
Wombat wrote:
It often goes: How does it sound - spectral plot posted - that sounds
good!
Indeed, I'm often surprised at how good my eyes are at hearing :)
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probedb wrote:
Indeed, I'm often surprised at how good my eyes are at hearing :)
Unrelated to this thread, but interestingly, your eyes may be important
in what you hear (the reason many of us prefer double blind testing to
remove biases in comparisons). See this for a very interesting
garym wrote:
Unrelated to this thread, but interestingly, your eyes may be important
in what you hear (the reason many of us prefer double blind testing to
remove biases in comparisons).
Well, there is a special form of the Gurk Effect whereby seeing the
price tag of a piece of gear, or
Julf wrote:
Well, there is a special form of the Gurk Effect whereby seeing the
price tag of a piece of gear, or reading the review of it in an
audiophile publication significantly affects what we hear :)
definitely! (for some at least)
A few screenshots using AP2722 and looking at analog output (XLR).
J-test 16bit 44.1kHz played in all cases.
http://imageshack.us/f/838/transporteranalogjitter.jpg/
Streaming wave file
http://imageshack.us/f/28/transporteranalogjitter.jpg/
RCA input AP2722 source
