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In Reply to: Modern CD state of the art posted by Graham C on September 11, 2000 at 11:32:11:
Not heard the Densen, they are imposible to find and audition in my area. But they have recieved excellent press in the reviews I have read.> > The final missing part is the relaxation/easy pleasure which even cheaper TT have, and CDs never seem to find. You always seem to be concentrating with CD. < <
Well said & true, although the Ikemi - sometimes - makes you forget that it is digital, but unfortunatly not enough sometimes. Even SACD has a distinct slight glare, although nothing like PCM digital. But i attribute that glare to the Sony, who's equipment has always been somewhat bright IMO.
> > I ditched vinyl for personal reasons, but I am aware of what I don't have. < <
That said - you understand my resentment to this JCW post. Especially since he mis-led the jury.
It remains ironic that he defended his postion by stating that Audio 101 was outdated - yet he has so much to learn.
TBone
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