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In Reply to: RE: Who else is making minimum-phase filtering devices, besides Meridian? * posted by J. Phelan on July 14, 2009 at 21:02:41:
Ayre, yes. The information is on a white paper on our "What's New" page.
But where did you come up with Berkeley and Spectral? Fine products, and fine sounding, but absolutely no mention of minimum phase digital filters on either company's website.
I'm open to correction, but the only other companies I've heard of using any minimum phase filters are Cambridge Audio in the DAC Magic and PS Audio in their new Perfect Wave series.
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Follow Ups
- Where did you come up with that list??? - Charles Hansen 07/14/0923:18:49 07/14/09 (12)
- RE: Where did you come up with that list??? - J. Phelan 23:50:12 07/14/09 (11)
- I think you need some new glasses. - Charles Hansen 00:14:10 07/16/09 (9)
- RE: I think you need some new glasses. - J. Phelan 00:47:34 07/16/09 (8)
- Not even close - Charles Hansen 19:09:07 07/16/09 (4)
- well ... - TBone 20:55:36 07/16/09 (1)
- This is probably the best explanation - Charles Hansen 19:47:10 07/17/09 (0)
- RE: Not even close - J. Phelan 19:35:33 07/16/09 (1)
- Spectral has never made any misleading claims - Charles Hansen 19:57:04 07/17/09 (0)
- RE: I think you need some new glasses. - Werner 10:50:41 07/16/09 (2)
- RE: I think you need some new glasses. - DaveK 18:58:23 07/16/09 (1)
- Not a lot of debate, actually - Charles Hansen 19:20:27 07/16/09 (0)
- RE: Where did you come up with that list??? - Tony Lauck 09:32:21 07/15/09 (0)
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