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| Is Vinyl Worth It Not to me, YMMV. | |
| Chris Squire, Rest in Peace Will be missed. | |
| Coda vs PassLabs Legacy sourced amps from Coda. | |
| Coda vs PassLabs I haven't done side by side comparisons, but would imagine that they would be more similar than most other comparisons between other amps. Other amps that might be similar to the Coda amps are the Legacy, Magtech, and Threshold. | |
| Ornette Coleman, RIP A true innovator. | |
| Is DEQX a game changer? ^Joseph Audio describes their somewhat unusual cross-overs as: "infinite slope". | |
| Is DEQX a game changer? Bifwynne, could you describe this artifact? | |
| Is DEQX a game changer? ^Ditto. | |
| Room correction - what device works best? It appears as though unlike DEQX, DIRAC does not offer cross-over features. | |
| Room correction - what device works best? ^http://www.dirac.se/en/online-store.aspx | |
| Room correction - what device works best? Al, as usual your points are well taken. The thing is, as I understand it, the <$500 stereo software (sans hardware!) from DIRAC can handle the hi rez stuff. | |
| Room correction - what device works best? Re: mono subs, I can't help but wonder if a mono sub when being fed summed stereo input might actually find itself competing with channel signals and actually subtracting information in the process. IME, stereo subs have always sounded better than... | |
| Room correction - what device works best? Al, I agree that the advantages the DEQX bring to the table might (probably) outweigh the down sampling issue, but in that sub $100 DVD players can decode (yes I realize that's all) the native higher sampling rates, it is still somewhat disconcert... | |
| Room correction - what device works best? Bifwynne, did you ever take your preamp out while you used the DEQX? | |
| The End Of Big Iron? Saw the price of the amps; let me just say I'm not bothering with an audition.:-) |