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User Details - Ubertrout
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Sony SCD-CE595 (analog), Oppo 980H (HDMI), LG BH200 (Blu-Ray/HD-DVD over HDMI) Onkyo TX-SR605 Polk Audio RM6750 5.1 speaker set. Usually use the Sony for SACD since the Onkyo can't decode DSD. The Oppo I use mainly as a utility player. |
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March 16, 2010
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| You know, I'd forgotten about J&R, and I live really near it also. And they still have that separate room for classical, don't they? ... more | |
March 16, 2010
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| Does anyone have a suggestion for places in NYC that are good for SACD shopping? Like most of you I do most of my shopping online, but I recently ambled around the Barnes and Noble by Lincoln Center and not only got some great deals (Vanska Beethoven set for $35 after sale and member discount), but had a lot of fun doing so. I'd like to do more of ... more | |
March 16, 2010
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| Wow, people on this board can be really unfriendly. I'd suggest checking out the wikipedia entries for XRCD and HDCD, same as they do though. I don't own any XRCDs so I can't make a valid comparison, but I just purchased the HDCD of Van Halen I, so hopefully I'll know more about that soon. ... more | |
March 16, 2010
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| I think he's right actually. Several thousand users from around the world is nice but niche. That said, I do agree it's been said before, but I do think promotion is a big factor as well. The guy in the office next to mine is possibly a bigger classical fan than I am; he certainly buys more CDs. And yet he'd barely heard of SACD. At the same ... more | |
March 9, 2010
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| Adrian, This is being a pedant, but I'm pretty sure you mean "sine wave" not "sinus wave." Or is this some non-nasal waveform I was unaware of? ... more | |
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