Accuphase CD/SACD players

Please if anybody from here have experience/posibility to here diferent models of accuphase cd/sacd players,tell me this:
I have actually the CD player DC-65V from Accuphase,and I will upgrade with a upper model lyke DP-67,or better Dp-77 .I am very interest if annybody can tell me the diference from the lower models,(55,65),and the DP-77/78 models.

Niteshade Audio News

Update #1:

As of 11/8/09 the NS-50 is being upgraded to the NS-60. This amp will be fully compatible with 6L6's and EL34's on up to 6550's and KT88's. Maximum wattage with the larger tubes will be 60 watts per channel. All other features remain the same and the appearance will not be affected, except for larger transformers.

Update #2:

A new model is available: The NS-SEP30. Full details are on our web site.

Nels Cline news

So a few months ago I got a call from a guy in Louisville, Kentucky
telling me about this new covers project he was putting together and
asked if I'd contribute a track to benefit Teach for America. The
idea is that our generation of songwriters was "mentored" by those
who came before, and in this spirit we'd cover a track from some of
the greats of the sixties and seventies.

Apple and EMI To Release Limited Edition Stereo USB

I am sure this release has not escaped anyone's attention. The interesting aspect from my perspective was the inclusion of 24-bit 44.1 kHz FLAC files (alongside 320 kbps MP3 versions). Very irritating for those who like me already ordered the stereo boxed set on CD and were intending to rip the discs to FLAC anyway!

Tube amps: Try the 4 ohm output tap for better sound.

Speakers have dips in their impedance plot, some of them severe. These dips can create attenuations at the frequencies they appear at. A tube amplifier's feedback circuit will attempt to compensate for this, but it may degrade overall sound quality. I have found that using the 4-ohm tap will help compensate for impedance dips. This only works if the speakers' nominal impedance is 8 ohms. Power output will increase with a descending seen impedance (unless speakers go below 4 ohms) much like a solid state amplifier.

On Racism

It seems that there are threads here & there in audio forums these days in which I see racist or borderline racist comments bantered about lightly. I saw a thread in our Stereophile forum, forget which thread, where Michigan Frog wrote something involving phrases like Chop Socky, phrases that are really too outdated to be racist than silly, really, but the content and tone were not so light hearted that it really was offensive to an Asian person like me (thanks for pointing that out, ncdrawl, appreciate that.)

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