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Originally Posted by StanleyB1
Stop reading and go and work in a CD pressing plant. Or get some of the Philips test dics with the drilled holes and the blank bars. If there is digital data in those holes I shall eat my hats. Those holes are there to demonstrate how even major data errors still result in an nice sounding audio playback stream. A lot of the audio output you hear can easily be pure fiction, derived from lookup tables embedded in a chip on the CD player PCB. CD is laden with errors, scrbbed clean by error correction. To say otherwise is rewriting the facts.
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I am not saying otherwise, I was just not aware of the fact that we were talking about CD's with more then one hole in it
And I am not sure if working in a CD pressing plant would actually help at all...
Everything you said so far get me to to the conclusion that no matter if we play our CD's through a CDP or rip them using a PC we are getting BS anyway.
What would your suggestion for the TO be?