um! Good question! Seems like the hype is over for the Wadia itransport. AppleTV is a cheaper alternative.
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Originally Posted by riverst /forum/post/19495037
um! Good question! Seems like the hype is over for the Wadia itransport. AppleTV is a cheaper alternative.
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Originally Posted by Chicagorep /forum/post/19499770
It is cheaper but it doesn't sound better.
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Originally Posted by ccotenj /forum/post/19501905
however, it doesn't sound any worse, either...
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Originally Posted by vinodk /forum/post/19501895
Matched with good DAC, Wadia is still a better alternative IMO.
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Originally Posted by nightvet /forum/post/19586146
Sorry to drag out an old thread, but I am interested in the answer to the original question - are the new receivers receiving analog or digital from the iPod?
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One of the high end audio stores I call on did a demo for me using some music he recorded live then downloaded to his ITouch. He had the Itouch in a Wadia dock and then sent it through a Naim DAC. The sound quality was amazing, it was the most life like recorded performance I have ever heard.
All you have done is prove that the Wadia to the Naim sounded good - you have not proven that it sounds any better than that file from the Apple TV to the Naim. A comparison - ie better than - requires actually listening to both.
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Originally Posted by Chicagorep /forum/post/19590445
It's analog, your using the internal DAC of the Ipod which is crap. The Wadia dock is the only dock licensed by Apple to bypass the internal DAC.
Originally Posted by Chicagorep It's analog, your using the internal DAC of the Ipod which is crap. The Wadia dock is the only dock licensed by Apple to bypass the internal DAC. |