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DIYer ... the difference is audible – however I’m not convinced that it’s necessarily better – it might have a place with older recordings – the optional sample rates would be fun to engage on the fly for comparisons - you’d have to live with it for awhile to truly scrutinize the main...
Soundhound... back to tube D/AC’s for a moment – what’s your view on non defeatable D/AC’s that upsample 24/96 – 24/192 without the 44.1 sample option? – some have the option to engage one of the three modes on the fly - this is proving to be not an easy endeavour since I'm come to like the...
On the Vaughan Williams/Marriner recording – ‘The Lark Ascending’ fair amount of Room Tone is used to mimic lark in flight/moving air – is this still Room Tone or another effect?
That’s it!! Room Tone/ Presence describes it beautifully – Thank you.
You know it’s a curse when one has such an ultra revealing system and puts up with this sort of thing :snooty:
Soundhound ... while I have your attention talk me out of Tubed CDP or standalone Tube D/AC
When a musical passage goes almost motto for a second or two before continuing to the next passage – similar to the tape noise one sometime hears on certain remastered CD’s - my best description is an electronic energy that’s heard/felt captured on recording – it’s pretty much when you feel a...
The CD-3000 uses the best Burr Brown DAC, the PCM-1794, the Burr-Brown SRC1492 24-bit/192kHz upsampling processor and a very fine Phillips CD7 MKII top loading transport that is coupled to a better clock than most units at twice its price. This lowers jitter.
The balanced output employs 4 x...
Rope ... its uncanny how you see through me – actually I’m hoping not to go this path – very happy with Parasound pair – if repair of Transport is satisfactory there won’t be any upgrades on digital end.
Agreed!
Let's move on.
Transport was delivered to service tech this afternoon – I’ve owned the pair approximately 10 yrs - hopefully the repair will be good for another few years – if not - seriously considering tubed player - the problem with this player you have to built a shrine for it -...
DIYer ... this is Canada $100 will buy you ham and cheese - tech's guess estimate closer to $200 - I don't want to split up the Parasound pair unless absolute - the pair originally were $4000 and still hold up today - then again...OOPS...I forgot....most here subscribe to all CD players sound alike.