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In Reply to: Re: Also... posted by Todd Krieger on August 28, 2001 at 11:06:39:
but the CD12 may have been (it was for me) the first cdp that truly revealed what a cd could truly sound like. Prior to the cd12 - i thought that digital had hit a technological ceiling, and that - unfortunatly - we had heard the best that redbook digital could do.It was an eye-opener - and in my mind - an awesome achievement.
Auditioning the CD12 was one of those rare moments that I have come out and been amazed - instead of just impressed. The last time this happened to me was when i heard my first 'high end' tt. I just did not think a tt could sound like that - so many moons ago.
The CD12 is a classic in my mind.
TBone
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- True... - TBone 08/28/0113:31:02 08/28/01 (2)
- Re: True... - Weather_B 18:44:06 08/30/01 (1)
- Yes, agreed [nt] - TBone 11:31:56 08/31/01 (0)
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