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| Current recording engineers - what cables used? All, thanks again for your input. Not sensing overwhelming participation in this thread by active recording and mastering engineers, but perhaps they are not generally on this forum.@shadorne , thanks for sharing video of studio so well described... | |
| Current recording engineers - what cables used? I appreciate the posts so far. 23 kilometers of cables @maplegrovemusic , golly. Anybody have an answer for @chrisr ? | |
| Most Important, Unloved Cable... dynaquest4, I wasn’t being sarcastic. I was projecting what I perceived as jinjuku’s (and your?) priorities. Your most recent post supports that perspective.As for durability, I can and have made power cables with hardware store parts that would... | |
| Most Important, Unloved Cable... Jinjuku, Yes, sound will come out every time you turn it on. Very reassuring, I am sure. | |
| Most Important, Unloved Cable... dynaquest4, yeah, I guess that is why they use $few a foot power cables in all major recording studios. Or maybe not...http://shunyata.com/2015/04/01/grant-samuelsen-visits-astoria-studios/and this, referring to a specific Shunyata power cable:”Th... | |
| Most Important, Unloved Cable... jinjuku, yes, of course a digital signal is handled completely differently by the sending and receiving device compared to AC power supplies. The analogy is very broadly drawn here. My point is regardless of the type of signal or how the signal is... | |
| Most Important, Unloved Cable... @azbrd I am going to guess that the OP is not using the high quality Ethernet cable to deliver the last few feet of Internet service, but rather to transfer data locally stored on a server to a DAC or some other limited local data transfer.The sam... | |
| Soundstage and explosive dynamics? So @madavid0, you going to go out and buy some $10k or less horn-based speakers after this discussion? | |
| Soundstage and explosive dynamics? Not going to comment on horns here because do not have enough experience beyond PA systems to add any value. I have heard some impressive dynamics and excellent imaging from medium sized tower speakers with cone drivers that can be had for under t... | |
| Need feedback on loudspeakers Good choice! | |
| Picking an amplifier Shalmaeser, I am assuming you are questioning how Tidal could sound similar to Bluray (or 24/196 files)? I will try to clarify. Hi Res material generally sounds better from both multichannel Bluray (HDMI) and Hi Res 2 channel FLAC or AIFF format... | |
| Picking an amplifier Wow auxinput, this was a really interesting description of the differences between 2 and multi-channel inputs via coax and HDMI. I have an Arcam receiver that does really well with either analog inputs or HDMI hires from Bluray. My transport has... | |
| Digital Music sounds too bright? Yes. One interesting thing about this particular discussion is that the changes I introduced in my digital front end that resulted in the described improvements to soundstage (and in basically every other attribute of sound) were done in effort to... | |
| Digital Music sounds too bright? Ok, so I noticed with a mid fi HT/2 channel system that putting a blanket over a 55" flat screen noticeably improved 2 channel soundstage for both analog and digital front ends in purpose built room. Soundstage with analog front end clearly better... | |
| Picking an amplifier Shalmaeser, I would try this before dropping big $ on an optical cable. I think the optical converters on both sides usually don't merit the added expense of a fancy optical cable compared with coax cables. This inexpensive cable is all glass an... |