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Thank you for asking. I am fine.Good god, man, what is your major malfunction?
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Thank you for asking. I am fine.Good god, man, what is your major malfunction?
On a side note: Major Malfunction is my official military rank.
Mine is Private Data.On a side note: Major Malfunction is my official military rank.
All that money being spent, only to end up with second rate sound quality..Some nice Turntable Pron in this video
But you (and I) don't hear what they really hear.All that money being spent, only to end up with second rate sound quality..
All that money being spent, only to end up with second rate sound quality..
I have digital fundamentals for education/training and DACs are exciting in a digital way and manner. Fascinating stuff.Yeah, but on the other hand, could anything be more boring than a DAC?
?I have digital fundamentals for education/training and DACs are exciting in a digital way and manner. Fascinating stuff.
LoL. We spend others money here nearly everyday. gg*?
I have fundamentals for education/training and DSOP$ (Don't Spend Other People's Money).
I don't think we are prohibited from voting with our pocketbooks, either here or in the voting booth.LoL. We spend others money here nearly everyday. gg*
I have digital fundamentals for education/training and DACs are exciting in a digital way and manner. Fascinating stuff.
My DAC sits behind the monitor forgotten forever as long as I don't move my desk. It's long forgotten as an appliance.For me, my DAC is a black box, it sits on the shelf, I don't interact with it, pretty much forget it's there, and never need another one. I don't spend my time pouring over specs
for this or other DACs.
Turntables do have a elemental fundamental intriguing operation based on the most simple of mechanism that is high accuracy and finesses it's way through the grooves. I appreciate that as I worked as a mechatronics tech for 15 years. I owned esoteric turntables and also high end Japanese builds that where no muss no fuss operation and did a good job of tracking and imaging. So I can appreciate how peeps get into turntables. But DACs blow them out of the water when the recordings enable that to happen.But I do find turntables much more beautiful, interesting and satisfying to interact with. To each his own, as always.
Funny you say that....For me, my DAC is a black box, it sits on the shelf, I don't interact with it...