Yay or Nay

MrT, nothing pertinent to add to answer the original question, eh?

Adjectives notwithstanding, I suspect your post is less useful to the OP than
mine. Most every audiophile has a sense of what improved means in terms of
a component or system. There's no mystery involved.

There is only one audiophile to whom the standard audiophile meaning of
improved does not apply, and that's you.

Thanks for sharing, and now back to the topic at hand...

As I understand it, and hear it, for that matter, the Rega CD players are designed to sound warmer, and more analog-like, than other CD players out there, and this is what gives it it's distinctive sound. I bought an Apollo myself for this reason. I think if you moved away from it, you would most certainly miss that - I haven't ever heard the warmth I get from the Apollo in any other CD player I have yet heard.

hi tvad:

i remember one of the basic tenets of human behavior, namely, do no harm. one should never assume anything, including definitions.

while i may have not shed any useful information regarding the topic of this thread, i have not introduced any ambiguity or done any harm.

it is perhaps a tad more time consuming to specify the nature of an improvement, than to use the word and not state what you mean.

implying that audiophiles understand what is meant by the word improvement is an opinion, which is both probably true and probably false.

since i am not an audiophile, have not been an audiophile and never will be one, perhaps you can enlighten me as to what you mean by "improvement". you will thus do a good deed and free me from my ignorance.

MrT, this was the question asked by the OP:

I was wondering if I added a Cambridge DAC Magic would I gain any better audible results out of my CD player or would I lose that distinct Rega sound which I really enjoy.
Thanks in advance
Pogo
Paogorman2001 (Threads)

You still haven't answered the question. Perhaps it'd be best if you stopped contributing to threads where you have nothing pertinent to offer.

hi tvad:

here is an answer to the question posed in the threadL

the question can only be answered by the questioner, after a comparison of the two components in question have been auditioned for some duration.

all other answers are merely speculations, which expose the questioner to some risk, if a purchasing decision is made, without hands on experience.