Dogma rules
This is my dogma rules according to audio
- in the early days the most important stuff was in the end, like cartridge and speakers. A bit different today in the digital era., so its just in the end end :)
- Its impossible to notice any difference between power cables (how about cables before the socket?)
- It’s almost impossible to detect any difference between any cheep and very expensive low signal cables. If the cheep cable is a low capacitance then its impossible.
- For speakers cable, if the area is not to small then a cheap simple electric cable is indistinguishable from an expensive one.
- since about year 2000 or a bit earlier compression is doing more harm to music than anything mention above, it’s horrifying that “audiophiles” use these compressed cd’s as reference cd’s in listening tests
comments?
Hegel amp, miniDSP Flex dac, Thorens record player with a AT 150sa cartridge and LTS 3v f2 speakers, all cables is simple ones
Forget the RIAA stage, its a Sentec PP9
So you’re using the Flex DAC as a Dirac corrected preamp? Does your Flex DAC also DSP correct your turntable or is your Hegel (what model) an integrated amp with a phono stage?
Yes, I do use it to correct the turntable, I have a problematic room that enhances the mid register, trying to fix that with room treatment. It’s the main reason that I bought the miniDsP