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In Reply to: Re: Cary 303/300 vs Ayre CDX-7 vs MBL CDP-2 posted by AbeCollins on August 1, 2005 at 07:51:04:
You may find one setting for oversampling that you like and leave it there. But if you mood changes or another component changes, OR you get a CD that has been mastered poorly it is nice to have the adjustment available to you.It's like power seats in your car. One setting you stick with but on a long trip moving a little makes all the difference.
As to the tube vs solid state...I only listen to it tube but if given a choice between the two why not have it? And you can make it as dark as you want or have sparkle with 12AU7 which are the most widely available new old stock tube I can think of.
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- The 303/300 can be adjusted like the seats in a car - Kevin Deal 08/3/0506:51:51 08/3/05 (1)
- Re: The 303/300 can be adjusted like the seats in a car - NJC 11:20:27 08/3/05 (0)
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