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In Reply to: The jitter problem happens at the beginning of every track. posted by jeromelang on June 10, 2003 at 19:47:57:
I don't think the difference is jitter. I think it is more like one or two LSBs of the CD's data getting truncated somehow. Unless jitter causes a similar sonic deficiency. (There was a recent post here from someone claiming he could not distinguish a real sonic difference between high-rez MP3 and CD.)The difference I hear is in resolving the finest of details. Things like hearing the hall's shell, the *sparkle* of triangle, the "sheen" of a cymbal, the natural harmonics of a violin, the continuity of attack and decay of a piano. "Air" between the instruments. Brass sounding "sweet" instead of "hard." The ease of hearing a harmonic line. "Splashy" dynamics morphing into "bass slam." A *huge* improvement in stage depth.
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Follow Ups
- I Don't Think It's Jitter... - Todd Krieger 06/10/0322:33:08 06/10/03 (3)
- Dr1394 made a test and concluded the same bits every time. - jeromelang 23:24:09 06/10/03 (2)
- I Guess the Next Thing to Do is Compare Jitter Spectra... - Todd Krieger 23:29:55 06/10/03 (1)
- I didn't know you are a guru in these parts. - jeromelang 23:40:00 06/10/03 (0)
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