To each his own. Distortion is not a bad thing for some https://www.waves.com/add-harmonic-distortion-for-analog-warmth.Adding warmth using tube stages is just another way of adding distortions. I want my signal unadulterated, as close to the master tape as it can be.
It's in the supports, power treatment, EMI/RFI suppression and cables that you can tune your system for best sound, provided your components are neutral to start with.
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L.K.S. Audio MH-DA004 Dual ES9038PRO DAC - Van Damme's double impact?
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Lennym
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To each his own. Distortion is not a bad thing for some https://www.waves.com/add-harmonic-distortion-for-analog-warmth.
What a bunch of nonsense. The article is about the distortion of sound while recording popular music. Intentional distortion in this context is ubiquitous. Nothing new here. Tube guitar amps have been used for several generations because when overloaded they produce a distortion which a lot of people like. Not to mention distortion switches used by many pop musicians.
That has nothing to do with distortion in the reproduction of music. Though I will admit that some people like the distortion produced by old, old tube electronics. That, however, is long out of style.
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Gents,
As always, you each have good points, and your opinions on these matters reflect that of large groups of audiophiles. However, we're drifting a little off topic, I think.
I, for one, would hate to lose the tremendously valuable insights each of you provides for any reason, but it would be particularly tragic if it came to pass over something off topic.
Best regards to you both.
As always, you each have good points, and your opinions on these matters reflect that of large groups of audiophiles. However, we're drifting a little off topic, I think.
I, for one, would hate to lose the tremendously valuable insights each of you provides for any reason, but it would be particularly tragic if it came to pass over something off topic.
Best regards to you both.
I grounded my sheild by putting it under the transformer screws. It's importent to ground ! otherwise you have a receiver and transmitter for HF at the same time.I'm going to install the copper shield in my LKS this weekend. I have a couple 12"x12" sheets. I've read here that it's important to ground the copper shield. Is this done by drilling through the copper and chassis and placing a screw through both, or is there a better way to do this?
Also, how worthwhile is it to make a copper wall between the back of the LCD screen and the circuit board?
MartinWT
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I grounded mine to the transformer mounting screw tag already holding the green ground leads.
littlexx26
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Simple yet effective. No mess no skills needed. Just stick onto it. If you don't like, just remove it. Results are very very very good. No need scientific data. Just listen.
The texture of instruments, human voice is so detailed and lush without sacrificing resolution. And the harshness and glare are lowered even further. Background is darker. It feels like every single note has its' own dynamic, its' own 3D space.
The more tweaks I use, the more I believe the harshness is not caused by the 575 clock.
The texture of instruments, human voice is so detailed and lush without sacrificing resolution. And the harshness and glare are lowered even further. Background is darker. It feels like every single note has its' own dynamic, its' own 3D space.
The more tweaks I use, the more I believe the harshness is not caused by the 575 clock.
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is that Sorbothan ?Simple yet effective. No mess No skills needed. Just stick onto it. If you don't like, just remove it. Results are very very very good. No need scientific data. Just listen.
The texture of instruments, human voice is so detailed and lush without sacrificing resolution. And the harshness and glare are lowered even further. Background is darker. It feels like every single note has its' own dynamic, its' own 3D space.
The more tweaks I use, the more I believe the harshness is not caused by the 575 clock.
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And the question is, what is this?^^
littlexx26
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No! It is Black Discus from Mad Scientist Audio.is that Sorbothan ?
http://madscientist-audio.com/blackdiscusnano.html
This donut shape hasn't been revealed yet. He just sell to me first.
littlexx26
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And I have upgraded the fuse as well. This is better than SR blue.
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No! It is Black Discus from Mad Scientist Audio.
http://madscientist-audio.com/blackdiscusnano.html
This donut shape hasn't been revealed yet. He just sell to me first.
LoL
I orderd a few NaNo Sample Sets from them and placed them yesterday.
Good Results. Maybe the samples are to small but I will order the donuts too.
Regards
littlexx26
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I have Black Discus Nano everywhere in my system. IEC power input, speaker output, interconnect output, LPS 1.2, notebook transformer, micro iusb, igalvanic, ipurifier...even the switch of the room lightLoL
I orderd a few NaNo Sample Sets from them and placed them yesterday.
Good Results. Maybe the samples are to small but I will order the donuts too.
Regards
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Lennym
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No! It is Black Discus from Mad Scientist Audio.
http://madscientist-audio.com/blackdiscusnano.html
This donut shape hasn't been revealed yet. He just sell to me first.
Don't keep us in suspense. How much do they cost?
littlexx26
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70 USD for one introductory offer
littlexx26
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I think Mad Scientist will not mind I post here. This is how he did to his LKS004
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