Physical media actually makes up around 70-80% of all music sales in Japan. It's one of the places streaming really hasn't taken off yet.From reading, they're still into physical media.That market will help keep vinyl and CDs alive.
Physical media actually makes up around 70-80% of all music sales in Japan. It's one of the places streaming really hasn't taken off yet.From reading, they're still into physical media.That market will help keep vinyl and CDs alive.
The Blue Sound Vault might work for you.I know I should be posting this question on one of the systems forums, which I may do later, but I trust you guys. So here goes...
Looking into purchasing a digital music server (CD ripper/streamer, etc.). Want to begin converting my CD collection (3,000+ discs) to FLAC. A couple of possible units are the Cocktail Audio X12 and the Brennan B2, although neither has stellar reviews.
Any recommendations? I know lots of you have gone through this process, so just looking to tap that wisdom.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts, ideas!
Anyone familiar with the new MQA-CD High Rez CD from Japan? They are fully backward compatible to regular CD players, with Master Quality Authenticated encoding to play in High Rez mode.
Article: HERE
We've probably already talked about this, but I don't recall the conversation if we did.
MQA seems a very polarizing subject on Audio Forums.
Personally I enjoy it even when just software decoded 24/96 from Tidal. I find it easy to listen to and quite "analogish".
I have heard it fully decoded on several systems and eventually I will get a MQA capable DAC, got sidetracked by messing with records a lot lately....
I guess you really should listen to some to see what you think about it.
Eric
I adore this movie and this soundtrack. Bleak film yes, but incredible acting and beautiful photography of a gritty, grimy NYC that I sometimes miss. I had the album at own point - loved the Florida Fanatsy sequence and music! Nilssons hit was a favorite as well.