I’m liking Huron as well. I haven’t gone back to Torrys to test, but with Huron and some new iconoclast cables from believe it or not Belden (which I’m going to be a dealer for - ps audio dealer as well) I’m literally having a Sufjan Stevens concert in my listening room right now ! And the Illinoise album I’m listening to is 44.1. It’s shocking that a low res recording made in various apartments in brooklyn can sound so amazing.
I’m finding the bass to be more articulate, and more well controlled, so Pehaps yes someone might feel there is less bass.
Live music is my reference and I think Huron is getting us closer to it.
That being said, I did listen to the sgt. Pepper remix for the first time and thought some of the highs drove me out of the room a bit. Or it could distortion from the original multi tracks that’s now more audible. So maybe Huron has that quality as well on certain tracks. I don’t have much time on it yet but I the reference material I am playing has all been improved.
Ted Smith - the genius that he is for creating a DAC that keeps transforming itself - says that there is less ultrasonic noise.
I’m finding the bass to be more articulate, and more well controlled, so Pehaps yes someone might feel there is less bass.
Live music is my reference and I think Huron is getting us closer to it.
That being said, I did listen to the sgt. Pepper remix for the first time and thought some of the highs drove me out of the room a bit. Or it could distortion from the original multi tracks that’s now more audible. So maybe Huron has that quality as well on certain tracks. I don’t have much time on it yet but I the reference material I am playing has all been improved.
Ted Smith - the genius that he is for creating a DAC that keeps transforming itself - says that there is less ultrasonic noise.