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    Join Date: Mar 2017

    Location: West Sūžsēaxe

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    I'm Edward.

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    Yes fully agree - to keep sadness at bay one has to play and try things out. And money is meant to be spent,

    If you get a chance - you will need a helper on this who can take simple instructions - try line up the same albums (or series of tracks) both at Redbook and a high Rez (say 24/192 or DSD) and get your helper to switch randomly between tracks and rez without you being told which is which. And both of you to take notes - and then compare. Would be interesting what % success you have.

    In order to further reduce differences between different mastering simply use high rez files and downsample to Redbook. (in JRiver select tracks > Library Tools > Convert Format).

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  2. #22
    Join Date: Feb 2012

    Location: Falun, Sweden

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    I'm Mike.

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    Thats a very nice CD/SACD! And i'm convinced it also does a great job as a DA converter. I was a bit confused over it's capabilities thoguh, and in the manual it states that the digital inputs are only for RedBook material, 16bits 44.1khz sampled PCM:
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    Digital Input
    Optical: - 15dbm to -21dbm (PCM1 - CD Format only)
    Coaxial: 0.5V p-p/75 ohm (PCM1 - CD Format only)
    Sampling Frequencies: 44.1kHz (PCM1)
    If you really like to play back DSD in it's native resolution you will need that Black Label DAC (or similar, i also own and like SMSL)
    I'm not certain it will outperform downsampled material through the Mac though?

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