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本帖最後由 Audiophilelp 於 2014-7-21 18:11 編輯
I like this topic, C Hing please share your thoughts and reference!!
I always have such questions as how "noises" get into digital process if it is supposed to be error free or bit perfect, no matter in ripping / files copying / data transfer in the LAN.
I think ripping and playback are different issues, i.e. the noises and errors involved should be totally different and easily confused.
Ripping should be easy to detect errors, such as accurate-rip, comparing bit by bit with files from different softwares/ cdroms / computers etc., so how can "noises" get into accurate files? If 2 files are identical but from different sources, why sound different if using the same playback machine?? Would file copying and storage affect the sound?
For playback, I think it is more prone to different factors to affect the sound even from the same files. But again, not at the level of digital. Even with different LAN cables/NAS/LPS, there are mechanisms to ensure accurate data package transfer. Jitter and noises may play a role here to affect sound but how to measure/ quantify them?
Experiment with ears are too subjective. Even for the same system, same file, same place, the same person may perceive differently. If I am tired, the sound would be less good to me.
A very good topic to discuss! Some people have different ideas and there are full of controversies.
For myself, I don't have answer in mind. I don't have a conclusion even with "experiments". But I always think the best principle is to shorten the signal pathway to reduce the areas subject to different interference/noises/error.
But this maybe the fun with hifi / CAS!
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