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Has anyone noticed Qobuz sounding a little fatter in the right channel?

Just to be certain, I swapped tubes in DAC. Swapped tubes in Amp. Swapped RCA’s. Brought down the little Schiit DAC from upstairs and same thing. A/B spinning albums with Technics, Herron, and Hana. The digital seems to be a little more weighted on the right channel or lean in the left channel. The album image is dead center solid perfect. Couple tracks, Paul Simon Graceland - You Can Call me Al. The new Cat Power Covers - Bad Religion. Am I tripping Audiogon?

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jmolsberg OP
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weird both dacs. different tubes. two diifferent rca manufactures. and perfect on the analog side. 

a usb couldn't affect balance?

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jmolsberg OP
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running an old version of Audirvana and way past on updates. gonna give this a whirl and then checkout some Microsoft settings. 

i'll give my ears a flush William 🤪

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I am working on program updates. As for the ears, i certainly think it is important to keep them up to snuff. If it wasn't for the analog side of my rig being perfect I'd be all over or in my ears.

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^ can you expand on this more please. I am not familiar 

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I was able to figure this out and it was certainly not Qobuz. My version of Audirvana was way way dated. It took an uninstall and a reinstall w license key but I am back and happy. Not sure how an outdated Audirvana player can throw an image out of center but for whatever reason that's what I was hearing.

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