In Reply to: RE: It means that CDs are obsolete. They have never been what I would call "high end". posted by Tony Lauck on December 21, 2013 at 08:51:08:
"It is possible for there to be consistent problems across many recordings. For example, if one uses a NOS DAC it will be rolled off in the upper octave and this upper octave will appear at higher frequencies when running at higher sampling rates, which will be perceivable as less of a roll off."
Tony, How much does a NOS DAC roll off high frequencies? At which frequency range. How many db? At what resolution will they return?
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- RE: It means that CDs are obsolete. They have never been what I would call "high end". - rrob 12/23/1305:57:43 12/23/13 (4)
- RE: It means that CDs are obsolete. They have never been what I would call "high end". - Tony Lauck 07:33:17 12/23/13 (3)
- RE: It means that CDs are obsolete. They have never been what I would call "high end". - rrob 11:22:20 12/23/13 (2)
- RE: It means that CDs are obsolete. They have never been what I would call "high end". - Tony Lauck 11:45:58 12/23/13 (1)
- RE: It means that CDs are obsolete. They have never been what I would call "high end". - rrob 12:07:48 12/23/13 (0)