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  1. 4 discs a must for fans original mix dvdA surround mix of the new mix extra tracks and new stereo mix of the album Why a new mix? The band have pointed out that the original mix was the wrong speed so now you get it right !
  2. Further information: The iBasso DC04 is the latest portable USB Type-C DAC/AMP from the brand featuring a high-performance dual DAC chipset and a balanced 4.4mm headphone jack. The DC04 is an ideal companion for you to enjoy high-resolution music with a super clean background and ultra-low distortion in the output. Photos:
  3. There is a very interesting article on What Hi Fi. I have actually heard some of these disks at a recent Marantz Demo. Please see the article. Of Particular interest to me is the following reply to other comments. "Everyone thinks 24/96K is the same thing as the original recording, which is different from the studio master. Its complicated and confusing.Uncompressed" is not the same as "lossless compression", lets be clear. Only the tangible hard copy Blu-ray disc contains the uncompressed multi-channel audio, it would be illegal to download it from anywhere, its not possible. For playback, the content must be transferred in the digital domain from the source to the preamp/processor or AVR. HDMI is the interface to use, its high speed and data rate Bitstream were developed just for this purpose, with a specific security protocol called HDCP. In the age of DRM, the studios make us "authenticate" a secure connection that cannot be copied or hacked. Without that, the audio content is down rezzed to the still-compressed Dolby Digital EX or DTS Digital Surround ES, both at 24/96K. For most people, thats still fine. However, if you are looking for the ultimate listening experience at home, you must conform to the security protocol. Without HDMI v1.3 or higher, you cannot hear and see the best content. The OPPO player is the last to offer analog outputs, it can do the audio processing on board and output the Dolby TruHD, dts MasterHD, and LPCM 2.0 fold-down of the Dolby TruHD. I've compared the HDMI digital throughput to the analog version from the OPPO, there is a modest increase in clarity, resolution, and dynamic range when you stay in the digital domain, as you said, its worth the cost of the upgrade to HDMI, of that there is no doubt. Where we get into trouble is thinking that DVD-A is a one to one copy of the original recording because its 24/96K The people trying to sell you another copy of an old vinyl album or CD want to believe it too so they dont tell you about Blu-ray, they cant sell you those via a download, that would be illegal. Makes you wonder, what are the studios protecting? HD soundtracks at 24/96K can be copies of the commerical CD, which as we know are bound by the RedBook standard, compressed 4 to 1 to fit 12 songs in 60 minutes on a single sided disc. Upsampling and reclocking these does not increase the dynamic range. There are downloads of the PCM 24/96K "losslessly compressed" versions, those are better than CD but be careful, there are a lot more CD copies than original masters when downloading. In order to hear the difference, it takes a big system and the privacy to turn it up. I am fortunate, my HD projection system has a screen 111" diagonal, with electrostats and double subs in surround, I can reach higher SPL's than ever before on Blu-ray, its better than live. Shows like Adele at Royal Albert Hall can make you choke up you are so close to her, so intimate, those eyes and voice on those songs, its simply sublime. SADE produced new ultra 4K video, with multiple projectors creating a staging event that raises the bar to a new art as well. 3D texture mapping is creating new realities in space, live shows are evolving. Roger Waters The Wall will be out on Blu-ray this year, just wait till you see what can be done now. To recap, MLP on DVD-A, or DVD movies,or broadcast tv, is not HD, not as good as Dolby TruHD or dts MasterHD even though its 24/96K. For the best resolution, a secure connection must be established. DRM allows them to manipulate the output of the disc and control its use, thats legal now. check out the new Essence electrostats, I am just introducing them now. www.essenceelectrostatic.com Really good looking and not too big." The pictures on that Essence site looks great.
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