I will try to explain it to you as best as I can. I have experience with large audio equipment for 35 years and have bought many dacs, amplifiers, preamplifiers and cables. The sound differences are very subtle, maybe 10%, for some it will be an advantage in one direction or the other. In the audio world, these 10% means a lot to enthusiasts, unlike normal people. For me, LPGT Ti was better of the ones I chose, for others, LPGT will be better. No one will answer the question which one will be better for you. Over the years, I have learned that you should listen and test And then decide about the purchase, unless you can afford to buy, test and sell with waste money.My last dap was Colorfly many years ago and now I decided to return to the portable hobby, before buying I tested 10 dap (AK, Ibasso, Sony and many other) I chose the three best ones in my opinion for my music, sound preferences and headphones. In the end you have two ways, buy and sell or listen and choose the best one for yourself.
Thank you very much, I will use your file as an example.
Gapless working perfect. Much Appreciated... Must be the tagging indeed.
Glad it worked. I'm afraid this means you'll need to tag all your other files, though!Gapless working perfect. Much Appreciated... Must be the tagging indeed.
I must say your album sounds remarkably better than my m4a version with more note weight compared to my brighter/thinner album. I use itunes to rip my cds in lossless and my album is around 500mb but your album is just over 800mb. To be honest the difference when i heard your album is like unlocking some LPGT super power sound upgrade
Do you know what version your album is? I believe mine is a 1997 remaster which I thought sounded great
What do you use to rip WAV format?Glad it worked. I'm afraid this means you'll need to tag all your other files, though!
And thanks, glad you liked the rip. I'm a huge fan of WAV format - all sounds more dynamic and more resolving to me, even compared to FLAC. This is the 1st German pressing of the album.
I generally only listen to original mastering aside from some exceptions like Pink Floyd, where the original dynamic range is retained even in recent remastered versions. For better or worse, I've probably spent literally years researching which pressings of various CDs sound best, and likely if you ask me about any album released from 1982 to 1992 I could suggest which version to go for!
I use dBpoweramp ripper.
Thank you for the instruction. I copy the downloaded Zip file to a folder name UPGRADE, enter settings, software version. There were no instruction afterward, just the current software number.
Looks like the file was not recognized by the OS. Did you unzip the file before saving it in a folder named "UPGRADE"?
Yes I did. Current version 1.1.1.14
