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> I've tried A/B/C/D testing a few tracks on some crappy speakers and can't discern any difference. You might want to try with a half-decent usb dac and a set
by e12e 9y ago
> I've tried A/B/C/D testing a few tracks on some crappy speakers and can't discern any difference.
You might want to try with a half-decent usb dac and a set of good headphones if the goal was an a/b test?
- hunter2_ 9y agoAnd you'll need to be well past "crappy speakers" land for the DAC to matter. A good DAC helps with things like lower noise and better EQ at the extremities of the frequency range, and we're talking about 78's. Anytime a transducer (mic or speaker) is involved, it's the vast majority of your coloring right there.