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Amazon Launches Lossless "Hi-rez" HD Music Service I got this on another forum"Those settings are for the "offline listening" downloads that are tied to your Amazon Music / Music HD player and streaming subscription. Cancel your streaming subscription and they're gone.Purchased downloads that you ... | |
Amazon Launches Lossless "Hi-rez" HD Music Service I purchased and downloaded a Led Zeppelin song at 24/96 and the spectrum shows a brick wall filter at 20K like it is an upsampled redbook CD, it may be a 24/96 file but it is only about 5 Mb compared to the same song at 24/96 from HDtracks that is... | |
Amazon just killed Tidal I purchased and downloaded a Led Zeppelin song at 24/96 and the spectrum shows a brick wall filter at 20K like it is an upsampled redbook CD, it may be a 24/96 file but it is only about 5 Mb compared to the same song at 24/96 from HDtracks that is... | |
Caveat about the Cable Company return policy But their return policy needs to be clear at the point of sale.to be fair.. it is posted on their website and I am at fault for not reading it. I do understand them not wanting to accept returns on “non-stock” itemsI get that too, however, the 5 m... | |
Caveat about the Cable Company return policy the lending library may be a fine way to audition cables. but they didn’t have what I wanted to audition available to lend. Just a caveat to all to completely understand what the policies are | |
Top Ten HiFi Playlists - Tidal so how do I take your playlist and import it into my Tidal account?thanks | |
Open request to Audiogon programmers for filters on listings Tammy, I now see how to save a search. ThanksThat doesn't solve the bigger problem of searching with filters | |
Amplifier current vrs watts; why is current more important? Your typical amplifier outputs volts.not quite right. Voltage (more correctly known as EMF, electro motive force) is the force that pushes energy out of the amp, down the cable, and into the speaker. Therefore, saying that an amp "outputs" volts i... | |
anybody buying into magnetic levitation "eliminates the effects of any vibration" ? nothing is perfect, so it did not make sense for the OP to harp on the manufacturer's claimI disagree... the point is ... manufacturer claims that his product is perfect i.e. it "eliminates" vibration , he is lying or he is ignorant of the laws of... | |
anybody buying into magnetic levitation "eliminates the effects of any vibration" ? Cleeds, they are selling here so I suppose it is a real product and you can get more info from the listings | |
anybody buying into magnetic levitation "eliminates the effects of any vibration" ? Cleeds, Relaxa is making the claims of complete decoupling hereGeoff, but they do claim it is perfect. I didn't saying anything about the effectiveness of the shelves. I'm just saying their claim of complete decoupling is bogus. Kind of like sayi... | |
The nightmare of the cartridge buyer... Davey, you don't understand what a rip off is. A rip off is when you pay for one thing and get another. You got cheated, swindled, etc. It has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not the object is worth what you paid for it as an objects' wor... | |
USB Extender ?? had any luck passing audio over an extender? The USB extender suggested works perfectly. I added another 15 ft powered extender to get to 45 feet and no issues. | |
The nightmare of the cartridge buyer... daveyF, a rip off is when someone offers something for sale and misrepresents what it is. If I offer you a Rolex and what I sell you is a cheap imitation then I ripped you off. If I offer you a Rolex at full retail + 20% because it is a rare watch... | |
The nightmare of the cartridge buyer... Offering something for sale and finding people who are willing to pay the price is not a "rip off." It is capitalism at its finest. It doesn't matter that the cost of materials is much lower than the selling price or the mark up is very high, ever... |