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Digital Drive Upsamplers, DACs, jitter, shakes and analogue withdrawals, this is it. |
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In Reply to: problem: played turntable now cant go back to cd player..... posted by trioderob on February 16, 2006 at 19:44:17:
In my limited experience, there is about a 3:1 ratio of money and effort required to make vinyl sound as good as Redbook CD playback. You cannot simply buy a CD player, plug it in, and enjoy the best sound it has to offer, no more than you can buy a turntable, plug it in, and get the best out of it.The marketing for CDs mislead generations of users to think the playback setup is effortless. It is, but only if you are content with Bose-level performance.
To get the full benefit of what you have, attend to the AC noise, the cables, and the vibration isolation.
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Follow Ups
- Solution: invest 1/3 as much attention to CD setup as vinyl... - Al Sekela 02/17/0617:01:09 02/17/06 (5)
- This is simple. Don't confuse people - Frihed89 02:13:13 02/18/06 (4)
- Depends On Which Recording & Which Music You Try - Robertc88 09:24:35 02/18/06 (3)
- well i do like jazz alot............ - trioderob 17:55:38 02/18/06 (2)
- Be careful where you attribute blame - scruffy_ 06:55:33 02/20/06 (0)
- Good description of effects of RF noise pollution... - Al Sekela 09:50:31 02/19/06 (0)
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