I hope you took that last "ha ha" as purely fun. No offense meant! Guess what I picked up at the flea Sunday? A nice copy of Tea for the Tillerman on A & M. $2.00, no tax!
Next month or two I'd like to present the room measurement data I've been collecting. Would that be of interest do you guys think?
Particularly notice the things the author is LISTENING for when comparing the formats.
Jeff
Wish I had a DSD-capable DAC. :scratch2:
Jeff
Interesting article Jeff. Lavorgna uses the terms sense of ease, overall dynamics, relaxed, and larger/more space in his descriptions of the Higher Rez formats. These are differences that I notice when I compare standard CD to SACD/DVDA formats. I'm not sure how much of that I would pick up from a A/B/A type listening experiment in a group setting.
Maybe I missed it, but unless your buddy is Bruce Brown of Puget Sound Studios, where would one source the DSD files?
This is an interesting read:
http://www.audiostream.com/content/dsd-v-pcm-file-comparison-16441-2496-24192-64x-dsd-128x-dsd
Particularly notice the things the author is LISTENING for when comparing the formats.
Wish I had a DSD-capable DAC. :scratch2:
Jeff
As to the different digital samples, I heard the same thing in every "test" and was able
to pick the low res one each time, meaning I heard a 1 note/larger bass on the first one
but didn't know for sure which format it was, once I was informed which was which on the
first one then everyone after that matched up an the 1 note/larger bass was the lesser file.
Not sure how that translates to the bass I was hearing, an after realizing what I was hearing
I started to also feel that bass was distorted on the lesser files compered to the better ones.
I think you're implying that this would also be easy for most folks to discern. As we all know, your hearing acuity is a little different from most - it's darn near bat-like.
Jeff
I think you're implying that this would also be easy for most folks to discern. As we all know, your hearing acuity is a little different from most - it's darn near bat-like.
Jeff