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The What a Trio disk has .aiff files on it. It is not a SACD

Great review, I started with Jriver, but ended up at Roon. I still use both, and keep the latest version of Jriver, but hardly use it anymore. I find it difficult/not intuitive to configure. On a sidenote, your mention of Nancy Wilson was spot on. I grew up listening to a lot of her music. My dad dated her when they were in college together, and she recently passed away which rekindled my interest... good memories!

Welcome Klipsch! I have had a love for the Klipsch Heritage products, from a young age. When I was a kid 13, 14ish (a long time ago ) I used to read the audio rags and dream. I remember an article where the writer was talking about his Klispch horns. He was doing something with a microphone and inadvertently left his setup running. I don't remember the details but somehow he was in the house and the mike was outside and his car door was open. Someone closed the car door and the sound played through his horns. His remark was, "It sounded like a car door closing, you have to understand not just like a car door closing but exactly, like a car door closing!" I couldn't wait to hear some Klispch. That article and my friend Terry's saying, "If you want to dissipate power buy a toaster, if you want to listen to music, buy Klispch." Is why I have a pair of Heresy IIIs, and working the wife toward a pair of LaScala. Thanks for the good music and fond music!