Posts by Hamilcar Barca

Quote: Originally Posted by MRKM  i kind of just jumped into the world of high end computer audio a couple of weeks back (as you can probably see based off my other posts) and right when i started reading up on all the...

Quote: Originally Posted by thriddle  [...] It seems difficult to find a DAC plus headphone amp combo, even in two boxes, that's noticeably cheaper overall than these, unless the amp is designed for portable use, in...

Quote: Originally Posted by OtherSongs  Quote: Originally Posted by Hamilcar Barca  EAC can create WAV files, interface with the LAME DLL for MP3 files, or invoke an external compressor for...

Quote: Originally Posted by JA Fant  Audioquest cable/cords will be a good match.   Audioquest would be a good match if the object is to pay 1000-100000% markup. If the object is sound quality, no AQ cable...

Quote: Originally Posted by MrSinatra  Quote: Originally Posted by ap1  It depends on what your PLAYER supports. allow me to rephrase. I want to create ALAC m4a files with EAC. does...

Quote: Originally Posted by commsysman  Good old Arny. He may not have an answer for you, but he can throw 20 graphs at you to give the illusion that he MIGHT know something.... The fact is that the "sound" of...

Quote: Originally Posted by mac336  should I go blue jeans or the cheaper alternative ?   I agree completely with the other two replies. The only thing to watch out for is crappy construction.

Quote: Originally Posted by MrAcoustat  Quote: Originally Posted by A9X-308  Do you think bolding every post gives it more gravitas? No but it's much easier to read, some of you guy's are...

Quote: Originally Posted by MrAcoustat  If you have the money to buy a McIntosh go ahead and buy one, never mind what others may say, 95% of people that don't like McIntosh cannot afford them, PLAIN AND...

Quote: Originally Posted by Partyslammer  - A CD is 1411 Kbps which is why your CDs sound so much better than your MP3s (or 48kHz/16-bit which is what a stereo WAV file is)   CDDA is 44.1kHz at...