Benchmark DAC1 Pre USB D/A headphone amplifier Specifications
Benchmark DAC1 Pre USB D/A headphone amplifier Specifications
<I>Stereophile</I>'s annual "Records 2 Die 4" will be coming out shortly, but here's your chance to get a jump on the reviewers: What recording from the last 365 days ended up at the top of your musical heap?
Hope you had a great Christmas season, full of love and understanding and peace and good will, blah blah. But here's one more voice which gives credence to the clear vinyl, Fred Kaplan's take:
http://blog.stereophile.com/fredkaplan/c...o%20the%20site.
As for me, I'd like to try for myself, the only way to find out... Buddha? 
I'm currently still using my 37 year old Crown IC-150. I was wondering if I will hear any tonal quality improvements if I moved up to a modern pre-amp such as an Emotiva RSP-2. This is the unit I have my eyes on. I know S/N ratios will probably be much better, but will it sound any better through say the CD input which is basically a straight through connection anyway. I know my Music Hall mmf 7 should sound better through the phono input. I'm just figuring, my IC-150 although in mint condition, is all factory old. Any idea's would be helpful. I do have a well trained ear.
hi,
i just got my pro-ject dock box and i noticed that i got a bad output on vocals. when there is a part of the song that the volume rises, the vocals seemed to be distorted. when i only have a cable connected to my ipod, everything seemed okay. but now i got an ipod dock, it goes badly. any idea? is it with my interconnect used?
I hope someone can help provide some sort of insight to help me make a decision. In short, would it be better to get an entry level hi-fi deck like the Pro-Ject Debut 3, or a similar <$500.00 model, or a professional level DJ deck like a Technics 1200? Read below if you choose, this is the basic question at hand. Thanks so much for any help.