skeptic
Headphoneus Supremus
My ears seem to confirm the majority opinion in this thread on audio asylum: Audio Asylum Thread Printer
You can experiment with changing the ASIO buffer value on the fly in WinAmp (while a track is currently playing), and this is no subtle change in soundstage! I was curious if anyone could explain the phenomena to me, how/why the buffer value impacts the width of the soundstage, apparently diminishing the audible width as the buffer value is increased?
Apparently, in some high end DAC's, like this Chord, the opposite is true? See: Chord Electronics DAC64 hi-fi+ technical review
Looking forward to your comments!
You can experiment with changing the ASIO buffer value on the fly in WinAmp (while a track is currently playing), and this is no subtle change in soundstage! I was curious if anyone could explain the phenomena to me, how/why the buffer value impacts the width of the soundstage, apparently diminishing the audible width as the buffer value is increased?
Apparently, in some high end DAC's, like this Chord, the opposite is true? See: Chord Electronics DAC64 hi-fi+ technical review
Looking forward to your comments!