Joking pico......figured the wink would have got that across.😛
I’m not gonna get between anyone and their bliss 🙂
I’m not gonna get between anyone and their bliss 🙂
Uh err... Yes, I figured it out, but...just to bring some evidence that reality is a thing and distortion of reality is lot worse than just plain THD.
BTW I had to dismantle all my system after I posted the photo of all the speaker wires hanging suspended from the ceiling; I knew that the rope was tight 😡
BTW I had to dismantle all my system after I posted the photo of all the speaker wires hanging suspended from the ceiling; I knew that the rope was tight 😡
Why? Only few people were feared by seeing wires exposed when I did some repairs at line level and leaving all there. I don't care giving 'em an answer nowadays. But, yes, me and my GF concluded that we had to have a dedicated room for stereo et al.
Be careful some vinyl reproduction can be very enjoyable, perhaps more so to some than any dac so far. Of course $50k turntables and $10k cartridges can make some difference. (Some of the those things are so expensive mostly because they are made one at a time by hand, and or are or a sole source of income for the maker, and or because not many people are interested in having such things or can afford the cost of making them. Countless hours of labor can go into making something may sell a total of a couple hundred, or maybe only a handful of units.)
Of course, there are also plenty of rip-offs, no question there.
And sometimes audiophiles are their own worst enemies, that happens too.
EDIT: To answer your other question about downsampling 24/96 to 16/44, it does require a brick wall type filter.
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Thanks Mark,
Huh...... well it’d be nice to be able to see the pedigree of the recording.
I’ll shoot jay-z a email ! 😛
Huh...... well it’d be nice to be able to see the pedigree of the recording.
I’ll shoot jay-z a email ! 😛
Yes. Some know what they are doing, or know a reliable expert. Some get it sorted after making some mistakes in the beginning. For some the amount of money is a non-issue, so they are not their own worst enemy from that perspective. Pocket money.
If one thinks about it we all lose some money replacing old stuff with new stuff and sometimes find out the new stuff isn't as good as we hoped/wanted. We just don't think anything of it if the amount of money is trivial. How much electronic waste is in dumps?
I tend to keep stuff runnning till it turns to dust! Although have admitted defeat repairing the timer on my tumble drier. Much of my system is decades old.
I thought you'd like this. Some of us wait for a year the official launch...Its description was put together by a musician...so don't be too hard on it 🙂 ! YouTube
Interesting, did you know the chanting in "Eyes Wide Shut" was some of the Romanian liturgy backwards?
Are you talking about the movie?I haven't seen it yet...We are real masters at dark things, like living 45 years in Comunism and after a "revolution" that killed 1300 people still voting "democratically" for the same ex-comunists or their sons for 30 years , having built 18 000 churches and none of the 400 hospitals left in 30 years of "democracy" and so on... 🙂
Basically, in 2100 years of written history we literally killed all our rulers with just two exceptions... Everybody knows Romania for Dracula, but we only had Vlad Tepes for 6 years and we betrayed him twice to the Turcs and the Habsburgs , and in the end some romanian orthodox christian monks took his head off in a monastery because he changed his faith from orthodoxy to catholicism to get western help for us against the Turcs...So we kinda know what Darkness should look like 🙂
Isn't it fascinating that this kind of experiment can be named "total crap"?
Sometimes the easiest hypothesis is most likely the correct one and my is that at least some of the critics actually haven't read this publication.
There some questions open wrt methodology and to some of the findings which are somehow contradictionary or surprising when compared to the common understanding about brain areas that should be activated.
But that some findings are new does not mean that they are wrong.
Anyway, as said before, given that this experiments are "total crap" it is surprising that the critic was concentrating on an allegedged error trap, that the experimenters explicitely avoided.
Not surprising really, it it? People often decide what they believe first then discount information or sources perceived to go against that preexisting belief. Nothing new or unusual, just part human nature.
What is "accurate" or "close to the original" when we are talking of a sound recording process that is just a "make believe" ?
In my mind, more pleasant means just more believable or more "realistic".
Did-you made a serious scientific study, implying hundred of representative tested people, with access to several medical instruments showing brain activities that contradict this study ?
Or is-it just that YOU are satisfied enough by redbook, that I do not deny neither ?
On my side my position is well resumed by picowallspeaker:
And the fact that 24-96 offer a larger bandwidth and increased dynamic, that implies it is "better", even if it is overkill.
It seems that Oohashi's study was carried out with seriousness, by a whole team:
Tsutomu Oohashi, Emi Nishina, Manabu Honda, Yoshiharu Yonekura, Yoshitaka Fuwamoto, Norie Kawai, Tadao Maekawa, Satoshi Nakamura, Hidenao Fukuyama, and Hiroshi Shibaki
under the control of serious authorities:
"We thank the staff of the Kyoto University PET Center for valuable contributions to this work; Dr. Yoshio Yamasaki, Waseda University, for the use of his recently developed signal processing system; the Yamashiro Institute of Science and Culture for recording the sound sources; Dr. Norihiro Sadato, National Institute for Physiological Sciences, for valuable comments on an early version of the manuscript; and Dr. Masako Morimoto, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, for valuable technical support. "
"Japan Ministry of Education, Science and Culture, through the Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) (09490031) to T. Oohashi, on Priority Areas to H. Shibasaki, and for International Scientific Research Program (10041144) to T . Oohashi, and by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science through the Research for the Future Program JSPS-RFTF 97L00201 to H. Shibasaki. "
And, like underlined Jakob2, some guy self-proclaimed forum "expert" come here and says "It's crap." ?
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