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Should an iPod dock be considered a standard component for a high-end audio system?

Stereophile  |  May 27, 2007

Now that Krell has <A HREF="http://blog.stereophile.com/he2007/051307ikid/">added one</A> to its product lineup, should an iPod dock be considered a standard component for a high-end audio system?

Should an iPod dock be considered a standard component for a high-end audio system?
Yes, and I already have one
14% (35 votes)
Yes, I plan to add one
14% (36 votes)
Yes
15% (37 votes)
No
28% (71 votes)
Double No
30% (75 votes)
Total votes: 254

COMMENTS
Gus Kund's picture
Submitted by Gus Kund (not verified) on November 21, 2010 - 10:15am

Yea...Right! Krell will make the sound of MP3 Better !!!

Roberto's picture
Submitted by Roberto (not verified) on November 21, 2010 - 10:15am

No, as long as the audio quality is far from acceptable.

Gregg Deering's picture
Submitted by Gregg Deering (not verified) on November 21, 2010 - 10:15am

How many kbps do you listen to? 128? Audiophile depending on the music, maybe? But now we are getting slightly increased "deluxe" downloads, so I presume people will soon be telling us how much better it sounds. So were all the audiophile who downloaded at 128 become somehow non-audiophile? Who is fooling themselves, and will incremental increases just add to the perception of buying into the hype on earlier go-rounds?

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