Aren't all carrots organic?
or·gan·ic
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adjective
or·gan·ic
ôrˈɡanik/
adjective
- 1.
of, relating to, or derived from living matter.
Nope. Here is the discussion thread on the last report from this author and Bruce/Gary's response: http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showt...ed-music-reprodu&p=82632&viewfull=1#post82632Because his reference DAC uses Ravenna. So the audio is actually completely regenerated in the interface 100% isolated from the computer.
Info like this don't help if your shilling ( hyping for commercial purposes) the advantages of RavennaNope. Here is the discussion thread on the last report from this author and Bruce/Gary's response: http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showt...ed-music-reprodu&p=82632&viewfull=1#post82632
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Same exact response I had upon seeing "organic milk" at the grocery store.Aren't all carrots organic?
or·gan·ic
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adjective
- 1.
of, relating to, or derived from living matter.
The point here then is, how do you know that "it's broken" - before you buy it?
I guess you will be spending a lot of money on a DAC then. Because most have crap USB implementations. Very few are as good as Amir's recommended interface. And that's 2011 technology now.
I'm on ebay now ordering replacement copy's for thousands of CD's that I ripped to flac. Now that I KNOW, how will I ever be satisfied listening to those files again.
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yes hello friend i sure not can help sound of music listen but read hard information different file sound I think can sound will come different but not listen me only read me want understand why big cook hat mad at boy and girl music happy no mad big cook hat not nice may be needs vegetables not eat meet eat much means mad more salad happy I wish big cook hat be nice eat salad make nice music happy my country small happy good salad toss only hope music save earsI'm going with whatever MingKhan has to say about this. King Khan, where are you?
big dog big cook mad on you no mad big cook hat be happy you have tall girlfriend you short so much how happen man little big girlWell there's consistency with some, and none with others. Reality should be reality no matter where your financial interest lie. It's starting to be very apparent on forums who has money invested where, and their reality seems to follow this reality rather than the truth.
sound of word good music of sound good word listen music listen take ear will know best soundNo I think he just saying he doesnt take your word for it.
good carrot vegetable salad toss very healthy much happy happyOrganic carrots vs normal carrots ...,
http://www.healwithfood.org/safety-concerns/organic-carrots-nitrate-levels.php
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Saying organic vegetables, etc, has always been shorthand for saying organically produced, no manufactured chemicals were intentionally used to improve production - ever since the concept first started ...Aren't all carrots organic?
or·gan·ic
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adjective
- 1.
of, relating to, or derived from living matter.
The worlds top DAC chip engineers also agree Wav is better than FLAC as well. So these guys must be onto something. Sounds better to me ears as well. I suppose the key is know how things actually work. Either that or have the ability to hear.
Funny...the "organic" food industry and the audio(phile) industry sure do have a lot in common!Saying organic vegetables, etc, has always been shorthand for saying organically produced, no manufactured chemicals were intentionally used to improve production - ever since the concept first started ...
Great info here on what happens with a general purpose computer CPU with FLAC, and what Dustin Forman the Sabre chip engineer did to overcome the drawback with the Mirus SD card transport:
"Is there any sound quality loss in playing FLAC from an SD card, rather than WAV?
No there is no sound quality loss. The FLAC is decoded into RAM where it becomes normal lossless PCM data, it then is sent to a FIFO for buffering between the RAM and the DAC. Then it is transmitted to the DAC via I2S interface. All this is done for the lowest jitter. The FLAC file is decoded in chucks in a streaming fashion. This is VERY difference from a regular CPU, where the bursty processing can have audible effects. The FLAC decoder is actually a hybrid hardware decoder and software. We did this so the CPU loading is actually very constant (smooth) during the stream decoding. This is only possible since we did not use a general purpose CPU, but rather made a custom decoder in the FPGA to accomplish this. I think the results speak for themselves. I have not heard of one person claiming they can tell the difference on the INVICTA (MIRUS), where its fairly well accepted that on a computer that is decoding on the fly, audible differences can be perceived."
http://www.resonessencelabs.com/invicta/faq/#flacwav
Sorry, but for those of us who don't have the same friends he has, "fairly well-accepted" does not constitute "Great info here."This is the same rationale that has been presented for every purpose-hobbled, or purpose-built audio computer. I've never seen any solid evidence backing it up. Have you? That would be useful here.
Tim