nonoise
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| Mixed Up Track Order from dbPoweramp rips If your using a Mac, go into the info portion of the track, while in iTunes, and arrange it so that the artist is the same from track to track. Sometimes, deleting the artist entirely has to be done if there are lots of different, original artists... | |
| cd player or computer with dac Niagra Falls..... | |
| Redgum amplifiers Haven't heard the Redgum but thought about it until I got the Burson PI-160 which is also from down under. Very similar to how you described it. There must be something in the water down there. | |
| Why CD players will never be dead No.An uncorrectable error burst is just one of many issues addressed elsewhere in this thread.Your 'complete fallacy' assertion would take quite a major leap of faith to believe.On paper, in a perfect world, there is no reason for a CDP not to rea... | |
| ShengYa CD-10 When it comes to tubes, check out Brent Jessee's site (just google his name). With each type of tube he gives a good history of it along with the various makes rated. Having said that, one time I needed a good 6922 and with my budget in mind, he r... | |
| Why CD players will never be dead I just came from the PSAudio site and boy, do I wish I were rich.Someday. | |
| Why CD players will never be dead It took a bit but here is the article; http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/psaudio7/perfectwave.htmlHope this helps. I'm re-reading it myself.All the best,Nonoise | |
| Why CD players will never be dead Now that I've had some time to think about it the article at 6moons went on to state that the pits in the CD are read by the laser similar to a needle tracking a groove on a record. Its still not a 'digital' read as the laser never really reads th... | |
| Why CD players will never be dead Ghosthouse:I'm taking a stab at this so bear with me until someone more knowledgable chimes in. I think it is a combination and quality of things that bear on the playback. I've heard my DACmini out of a top of the line Ayon CDP and it was a bit b... | |
| CD-format to be abandoned by major labels by the e Yes, there is a serious lack of talent being put out by the major labels. Ever since videos became the main format for getting out the sound, as opposed to just listening on the radio, perception took over reality (talent) and really great artists... | |
| How do we remember 1970s amplifiers? The closest I come to your list was a B&O turntable with the non pivoting tonearm and snap in cartridge. I liked it a lot.Aside from that was a Quad 303 preamp and a BGW500D amp that brought me lots of joy. The rest is quite foggy.I know this ... | |
| CD-format to be abandoned by major labels by the e As playback gets more sophisticated and easier to implement, there will no valid reason not to offer better quality downloads. MP3s might be de facto in the here and now but as things progress and get easier, they too will give way to better forma... | |
| CD-format to be abandoned by major labels by the e CDs will not go the way of the Do Do. Maybe the price will finally come down to what it should have been all along, allowing more people to get in on the act, forgoing/postponing downloads. Way to shoot themselves in the foot. Both formats can co-... | |
| Why CD players will never be dead I'm with Steve on this one except that the only thing I can mod are my fingernails: that's the extent of my talents.Buy and rip.Playback on your Mac, or PC. | |
| Which 2011 Mac Mini USB port are you using? On this thread it is stated that the USB ports are shared with the newer models running Lion: http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?icomp&1321901984&&&/Mac-Mini-2011-with-Lion-or-2010-with-Sno.Hope that helps.Nonoise |