I currently do much the same. Use dBpoweramp to rip CDs as uncompressed FLAC files and then transfer them to Melco N1A. Also use old Sony BluRay Player to rip SACD as dsf files, and then transfer them over as well.
Importance of Ripping CD to My Music Server
Over the years my system has evolved to a pretty decent system that sounds fabulous. My system currently consists of:
I currently RIP CD's to my hard drive on my Personal Computer then transfer them to my Sony. I use Loss Less FLAC files.
My question: Am I missing music quality by using the process I describe above? If so, is possible to quantify how much better my listening experience would be by using another process?
I feel like that part of the process is worth exploring next. I am happy with my electronics, my speakers, and recent improvements to acoustic treatments in the room.
Thoughts??
- McIntosh C2600 Tube Preamp
- McIntosh MC452 Amp
- Martin Logan Montis Speakers
- Sony HAP Z1ES Audio Server
- Pro-Ject Debut Carbon turntable (don't use it much)
- Acoustically treated listening room
I currently RIP CD's to my hard drive on my Personal Computer then transfer them to my Sony. I use Loss Less FLAC files.
My question: Am I missing music quality by using the process I describe above? If so, is possible to quantify how much better my listening experience would be by using another process?
I feel like that part of the process is worth exploring next. I am happy with my electronics, my speakers, and recent improvements to acoustic treatments in the room.
Thoughts??
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