jeffrey75
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| Warm, lush and dark ... Dac up to 1.2K Have a look at Darko Dac Index at http://www.digitalaudioreview.net/the-darko-dac-index/, warm ,lush ,and dark are literary examples he commonly uses in reviews.I have a Audio-gd DAC and I like dealing direct with this company. Their customer serv... | |
| Oppo UDP - 205 dlcockrum,If dual mono DACs and heavy duty power supplies are your cup of tea I say look no farther than Audio-GD, I did and own one of their NOS DACs.I have a 103D, excellent gear, perfect picture and streaming Pandora at 128kHz thru analog outpu... | |
| Oppo UDP - 205 dlcockrum, Yes, you make a very good point regarding implementation of DAC chips but the Sabre is an 8-channel part. So, four channels of the Sabre are stacked (paralleled) for both the left and right stereo outputs from one chip not two chips. Th... | |
| Cerious Technologies NEW Graphene Cables tommylion, yes, I have a few cables from LC, Nano, and now GE line.The CT cables in my system when moved seem to cycle from warm to warm and analytical until disappearing altogether.I do not believe CT cables exaggerate any sound frequency on thei... | |
| Cerious Technologies NEW Graphene Cables My two cents on Bob's cables; place CT cables on gear and do not move or reposition cable for two months. IMO after two months the warm sound of cable diminishes greatly and what is left is the sound of your gear not CT cables. This goes for new a... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? mains,Closed cell polyethylene foam has worked very well for me when placed between two granite blocks.woodsage's isolation blocks has also work very well for me when placed directly under gear. | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? toddverrone,Just would like to say thank you, I put 1/2" thick Closed-Cell Neoprene foam into bottom of two-way monitors and have been rewarded with better sound top to bottom...geoffkait,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_radiationEle... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? Spencer,I did not understand geoffkait's post on colored magnets and took it as mockery and sarcasim, the mistake lies with my lack of knowledge of what I am still guessing at is painted magnets. I realize now that I was still mad at geoffkait abo... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? sabai,You have asked for DIY "bang for the buck" experiences , I have one simplesuggestion. If there is a modem in the house use ethernet cord(s) and shutoff WiFi at the modem lessening the effect of RF pollution. | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? geoffkait,Thank you for the clarification on painted magnets and see your postfor what it is now and realize I jumped the gun... One of my first purchaseshere on Audiogon was a set of A.M. GA-0's that as you probably already know are two magnets w... | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? geoffkait,I have attempted to educate myself concerning magnets and colors,are you referring to different alloys as color? That is the crux of my postand what I misread into as being sarcasm. | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? geoffkait, No, it was a generalized statement combining moving magnets and magnetic fields, but I suppose only you can make a generalized statement and waffle either direction. | |
| A Big DIY Bang for Your Buck? geoffkait,This is from Wikipedia;A magnetic cartridge (phono cartridge) is a type of transducer used in the playback of analog sound recordings called records on a record player, now commonly called a turntable because of its most prominent compon... | |
| Cerious Technologies NEW Graphene Cables mtrot,I removed my posts, I am a ghost on this site and others and I had second thoughts about challenging subdusted over his claims. Without any history of leaving posts I did not want to make matters worse, which I did anyway, plus I realized h... |