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Quote:Originally Posted by ExpatinJapan  +1. The conversation is about sample rates at the moment and the possible technological boundaries and capabilities of the Hifi-M8.......of course our preference is to listen to well...
I too look forward to the high resolution capabilities of the HiFi M8, but that is not the only reason I have invested in it. Just because something is recorded is high resolution does not necessarily mean that it will sound...
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Quote:Originally Posted by FullCircle      Either way, the Leckerton or the R1, has had Texan hands on them at one point in time.....   so you can't go wrong with either amp.    Wizard  Don't mess with Texas!
Quote: Originally Posted by thegrobe  I also have the 8.A. I would say go with the 4 pin + 1/8 + 1/4 option. (I did) That way your 8.A works right off the bat with the 1/8 connector. If you choose to go balanced, the...
Quote:Originally Posted by uchihaitachi  Their flagship headphone is actually pretty decent. Everythingelse well... lets just not go there :p   Uh, no...it's not.
Many thanks to AndreYew and MGoodman for their responses and setting me straight.  I have never had the opportunity to watch a product,  any product let alone something as intense as the HiFi M8, being designed and...
Quote: Originally Posted by AndreYew  The mil-spec connector (the blue rectangle in that blog post) is used for the M8 all the time.  The M8 appears to be a two-board design with one board sitting on top of the...
Quote: Originally Posted by Radiohead99  I've a question to the 8.A owners: do you think the turned up bass in 8.A is more suited for jazz/classical or say rock mucis? I agree with what most have said around...
I read this morning's blog and was wondering if the mil-spec plug is superior to the proposed ribbon connector. Even though it may speed up production, is this the best solution in terms of quality - both audible and construction?...
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