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Lets go back to LPS

I just dont understand why cds dont open up in Quad.I tryed every
thing with in my buget.I tryed DBX,processors,and even the famous
Akai nose reduction.I dont have the problem with a analog.Just with
digital.Can some one help me
Mon Jun 23, 2003 8:31 pm

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I just dont understand why cds dont open up in Quad.I tryed every thing with in my buget.I tryed DBX,processors,and even the famous Akai nose reduction.I dont... 		audiophile33
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8:30 pm

I just dont understand why cds dont open up in Quad.I tryed every thing with in my buget.I tryed DBX,processors,and even the famous Akai nose reduction.I dont...
audiophile33
Offline Send Email 		Jun 23, 2003
8:31 pm

Probably not the answer you're looking for, but have you thought of DTS? The nice thing about digital media is that you can have as many or as few channels as...
Dan Olson
quad_dano
Offline Send Email 		Jun 25, 2003
5:03 pm

Thank you for your reply.I thought about a DA convertor.I have an older dc player,the older ones have more bits then the new ones.I cant see paying big $$$ for...
robert zimmer
audiophile33
Offline Send Email 		Jun 25, 2003
8:59 pm

... Do you mean CD player? How can it have more bits, the CDs are all made the same, otherwise you couldn't exchange them between different machines. I must...
Dan Olson
quad_dano
Offline Send Email 		Jun 25, 2003
10:23 pm

Call me crazy, but when I find I have a CD which is unlistenable due to an overly hot, crispy, brittle, excruciating sound on it, as a last resort I will make...
krnewman
Offline 		Jun 26, 2003
1:36 pm

FWIW, I've been putting everything through my Audigy 2 in the office now from all sorts of sources, analog and digital, just to expand it with the CMSS 2 fake...
krnewman
Offline 		Jun 26, 2003
1:44 pm

I played a few new cd players and compared them to my.For some reason my old cd player sounded better then new.I did some research,I found the older cd players...
robert zimmer
audiophile33
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1:33 pm

Any idea wherte to buy Sanyo Decoder that has the SQ option? Jan [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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janzicha2003
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3:15 pm

... I should mention that the SQ decoding on my Sanyo unit is... unremarkable. True, certain things jump out nicely, due mainly I assume to the engineering on...
krnewman
Offline 		Jun 29, 2003
2:11 pm

Hi,You should go and look on E-Bay.Thats where I get my stuff and even sell some.I have aSyvania DMQ 2784.It playes 8-track in discrete and matrix or 2/4...
robert zimmer
audiophile33
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Hello, Thank you for your reply. I have just bought three units from ebay. They may do the job. Jan [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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janzicha2003
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Thank you for valuable information Jan [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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