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  1. anax69
    That you can't think of a reason shouldn't mean, as it does for some of your angry colleagues here, that you shouldn't run the tests suggested above. Do them (correctly) and then try to think of a reason for the results, which, I'm sure, will surprise you.
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    My dear fellow, you have no idea where I'm coming from... Whatever, I'm not in the business of trying to convert fanatics. I'll say though that to disagree without doing the tests yourself does not show a very intelligent strategy. Over and out.
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    but what's stopping you from doing it? a cable??
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    Codifus, You sound like you really know what you're talking about and your tone shows a true professorial confidence... So there's no point in debating this. Still, I don't think Eric ever mentioned a BAD sound. This is not the issue here. The issue, again, is whether using a CD transport is better than using a DVD burner when making WAV files. That's all. The WAV file played through the computer (regardless of SSD, M2Tech, and other possible valid enhancements) will always sound worse than the cd played through the CD player. I have tried so many things and done so many comparisons that it feels moronic having to say this. Yet this is not the view of the majority in computer audio discussions... I wonder if those who defend the views that you seem to endorse have ever run these tests. Have you? Or is it just based on Science? BTW, what you say in your last paragraph is tautological for it is true for all sources I can think of.
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    I wonder if the people claiming that burning a cd using a dvd burner (whatever method, software,etc they might be using) is superior to using a cd transport ("going back 20 years..." haha) have actually compared the two ways. I'll bet money they have not. So, Eric, if you're still there, all it takes is a simple test. The Cyrus is a good transport: if you do it correctly, the WAV file that you'll have with it will trounce the WAV file acquired through burning. "Ms. Eloise: Ooohh! But that's wrong! That does not make any sense!! Bla,bla,bla."
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