a person the other day posted about using solar rechargeable batteries in your remote to improve sound quality.
Aurender Conductor App Experience
Ok please tell me I’m imagining this.
Been listening most of the day to my new Aurender N20 vie the Conductor App and my new MSB DAC. Sounds great. Smooth highs, nice midrange and impactful bass. Soundstage wonderful. Only area of concern is a slight hollow sound in the lower treble noticeable when listening to classical. Probably a burn in issue. Anyway late into the evening my 7 year old iPad runs out of battery power. So I quickly switch over to my new iPhone and connect with the Conductor App Within a few seconds I notice everything sounds better. The hollow lower treble is gone. I start replaying my test tracks where I noticed this hollow sound. It’s gone. Am I imagining this. I wasn’t doing a test between iPad and iPhone so wasn’t expecting anything to change but it did. Could be that the grid got cleaner at that moment. Or one of the components reached burn in at that moment. I can’t believe nor understand how this is possible. Anyway so will be switching back and forth tomorrow to confirm this or that I have vivid imagination. A remote app or a different device should not have any impact on the sound. Right?
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@jfrmusic local grid effects can definitely impact your audio. I live 2 blocks from an automated car wash. I can definitely hear the improvement in audio quality after it shuts down at 7pm each night. Rainy days are also good! My expensive conditioner doesn't eliminate it. Most conditioners do not. Over the years I've read many threads on many forums regarding this topic including several on Audiogon. |