Theta Digital DSPro Basic D/A processor Page 2

Theta Digital DSPro Basic D/A processor Page 2

As an equipment reviewer, I find it helpful to talk to audiophiles and music lovers about their systems and upgrade plans. Fortunately, <I>Stereophile</I>'s computer supplier and troubleshooter, Michael Mandel, also happens to be an avid audiophile. I say "fortunately" because I rarely get a chance to talk to people who put down their hard-earned money for hi-fi components. Instead, I usually converse with equipment designers, technicians, and marketing types, hardly people who reflect the buying public. It is thus a valuable education to get feedback from real-world consumers to find out what kind of products they want, their priorities, and how much they're willing to spend for certain levels of performance. They have a view distinctly different from that of the often jaded reviewer who is used to enjoying the best (albeit temporarily) without agonizing over its cost.

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Theta Digital DSPro Basic D/A processor

Theta Digital DSPro Basic D/A processor

As an equipment reviewer, I find it helpful to talk to audiophiles and music lovers about their systems and upgrade plans. Fortunately, <I>Stereophile</I>'s computer supplier and troubleshooter, Michael Mandel, also happens to be an avid audiophile. I say "fortunately" because I rarely get a chance to talk to people who put down their hard-earned money for hi-fi components. Instead, I usually converse with equipment designers, technicians, and marketing types, hardly people who reflect the buying public. It is thus a valuable education to get feedback from real-world consumers to find out what kind of products they want, their priorities, and how much they're willing to spend for certain levels of performance. They have a view distinctly different from that of the often jaded reviewer who is used to enjoying the best (albeit temporarily) without agonizing over its cost.

Joint Recordings of July 1990: Rei Momo, O Samba

Joint Recordings of July 1990: Rei Momo, O Samba

<B>DAVID BYRNE,: <I>Rei Momo</I></B><BR>
Luaka Bop/Sire/Warner Bros. 25990-1 (LP), -2 (CD). Steve Lillywhite, D. Byrne, prods.; Jon Fausty, eng. ADD. TT: 63:43<BR>
<B>VARIOUS/DAVID BYRNE: <I>O Samba (Brazil Classics 2)</I></B><BR>
Luaka Bop/Sire/Warner Bros. 26019-1 (LP), -2 (CD). Todo Mundo, prods. ADD. TT: 50:25

Machina Dynamica's Brand New Product

Machina Dynamica's new product is the Signature version of the Clever Little Clock. The Signature CLC is a battery powered travel clock that significantly improves the sound of any audio system when placed anywhere in the room. The sound and picture quality of any video or home theater system will also be improved.

This remarkable new device is capable of unprecedented advances in transparency, bass performance, reduction of distortion and noise, reproduction of the human voice, air and emotional connection to the performance. More powerful than a locomotive.

Upsampling: magazine references

I'm looking for early references to "Upsampling". Despite Google or stereophile.com's internal search engine, I can't seem to come up with the topical coverage I recall (I have print versions of Stereophile since roughly May 1992).
Can someone help me out? Think the articles I may be thinking of were in or around reviews of certain dCS and/or MF stuff from 1996-200?.
Thx!

Need help building a great 2 channel system for under $10k

I have been a LONG time reader of stereophile and I currently have a great 7.1 home theater system that can really knock your socks off. I've decided that I would like to build a dedicated 2 channel system that I can use for some serious listening.

The problem I am facing now is being overwhelmed with options. Also, I want to integrate a vinyl source but know very little about turn tables.

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