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It's common knowledge that as you move up the audio food chain, digital audio sounds better. Trying to make a statement about all digital audio systems based only on a single sample of a relatively (by high-end audiophile standards) low price/performance component is meaningless.
The OP too general a term "natural" is not an absolute, but a subjective judgement. For instance, as one moves up the digital audio food chain, there will come a point where some will say it sounds "natural" while others would disagree. Also, how would I know if we injected some "tube magic" into the digital audio chain whether it would satisfy the OP "natural" requirement?
It's common knowledge that as you move up the audio food chain, digital audio sounds better. Trying to make a statement about all digital audio systems based only on a single sample of a relatively (by high-end audiophile standards) low price/performance component is meaningless.
The OP too general a term "natural" is not an absolute, but a subjective judgement. For instance, as one moves up the digital audio food chain, there will come a point where some will say it sounds "natural" while others would disagree. Also, how would I know if we injected some "tube magic" into the digital audio chain whether it would satisfy the OP "natural" requirement?