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In Reply to: For one the catalog of SACD's is very limited and of the one's there are, how many were recorded at the higher Res? posted by gme109 on December 11, 2003 at 18:32:04:
HowdyWhatever. You can put your money anywhere you like. In the mean time I'm enjoying my SACDs.
It's quite a misstatement to compare any particular player to a format. As I said there are some fine Redbook players out there, but apparently people don't seem to know that there are some fine SACD players out there too. You say "Furthermore we haven't even reached the full potential of the redbook cd yet.", but even more so we haven't reached the limits of SACD or DVD-A. There are very few SACDs who's source isn't higher res than CD and most of them have only a few low res tracks.
Bring you favorite player and discs over and I'll show you some good SACD :)
Back to music...
-Ted
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