BerylliumDust
WATCH OUT!!!
Ok Michael... I'll ask you:
Why did you liked your NOS DAC? Because the way it measures, or because the way it sounds?
Why did you liked your NOS DAC? Because the way it measures, or because the way it sounds?
As I'm sure you're aware, beryllium's not a rare earth element.wadia-miester said:he's harmless, just feed him some rare earth elements and goes all passive
julian2002 said:bd,
imho, the sort of conversations that occurr at zg are what makes it one of my favourite places to hang out on the internet. listening to and understanging other peoples points of view, even though i may not agree with them can be fun and of course you may learn something.
i guess you may feel backed into a corner by some of the comments here but the best thing to do is just accept that some are going to disagree with you, stop saying everything like it was the absolute, one and only TRUTH and join the party. it's a lot of fun honestly.
cheers
julian
Actually I do like naim, to the point that my amps are naim. I would like to try Mana, but can't really justify the cost at the minute....They like Naim and they like Mana up to the roof, you don't like Naim neither Mana... fine, now we know thank you... what is the point of all this?
BerylliumDust said:Why did you liked your NOS DAC? Because the way it measures, or because the way it sounds?
In the case of my DAC that's bullshit. I like my NOS DAC because of the way it sounds. However, I know that it measures quite differently from my DAC64 (frequency response and harmonic spectra are both quite different) so there's a difference there which I'm not imagining. OTOH you can measure an amp or CDP on 8 phases of Mana or 9 and it will measure exactly the same.Some of you laugh of it but you are no different from Mana believers when you say I like brand X or brand Y.
lordsummit said:I chose my amps with my ears at the end of the day, and what sounded right and satisfying to me. I didn't feel the urge to null test the amps, and I'm sure they wouldn't do well. Which do you hold most credence by the results of a null test, or listening to music. At the end of the day even if your amplifier null tests perfectly, you are only reproducing what the rest of the chain emits. So what is the point of a 'perfect?' amplifier, if your source is not so accurate and your loudspeakers likewise.