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These tests are all horribly flawed and are in effect measuring the same error: edge cadence. When you pack the bits on a drive they are compressed and if you p
by commentzorro 12y ago
These tests are all horribly flawed and are in effect measuring the same error: edge cadence. When you pack the bits on a drive they are compressed and if you pull them back off and send them directly to your DAC you haven't give the bit edges a chance to expand back to their natural state. Hence the distorting edge cadence. The only way to truly remove this effect is to stage the bits in a ram disk and let them rest. Minimum of two minutes but if you can, five minutes allows full expansion of the soundscape. Then you send the stream from the ram disk on to your DAC and, voila, no edge cadence and prefect sound every time!
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- seanp2k2 12y agoToo bad we missed our chance to demo the new ($2,499) edge-cadence eliminating audiophile quality PCI-E cache (with pure gold connectors) SSD at CES. It's all point-to-point wired with 12 gauge cryo-treated OFC solid conductor wire sheathed in Techflex for the best possible quality. We also have a balanced model coming out which uses three separate 1x PCI-E slots for L/R/ground to decrease cross-talk (and obviously jitter).
- Florin_Andrei 12y agoIf it's not oxygen-free copper wire, with gold mirror surface, I'm not buying. /sarcasm
- igrekel 12y agoWe need to talk, this could be complementary to our $5,430 air stabilizing chamber prevent turbulence to create lens effect that boost the interference of cosmic rays and still get through the techflex. We also offer the option to replace the air inside the chamber with a neutral gaz. Its helps to prevent the changes in temperature and therefore thermal expansion of the copper wires and gold plating to create unwanted variation in signal.
- miles932 12y agoWhy is nobody addressing the neutrino coloration issues at the heart of the issue? We offer a private listening space ($599 an hour) unlike any other, lined with a few light-years of lead (substantially compressed) to prevent a minority of neutrinos from creating aberrant distortions in source material. Together with the vibration-reducing space-time deformation we create by putting this much mass in one place, we've heard from several noted audiophiles that this is the only true way to reveal the music the way the artist intended.