03-Jan-2015, 15:01
(03-Jan-2015, 11:39)amabrok Wrote:(03-Jan-2015, 11:14)Pim van Vliet Wrote: So this is Neil's way of telling us he's going to sell 20.000.000 albums that sound like you're 200ft deep in water... someone needs to teach him about advertising....
I did not follow all the buzz on the Pono thing! but which resolution do they claim they will offer? because when i saw this graphical representation i thought they will offer at least 24/192 (of course not judging here the source from which they will offer the 24/192), is that right?
The've gone into bed with a company who has 20 million cd rips in their library. They say their aim is to replace any low res stuff for higher resolution releases when they become available. But you can only get a higher resolution recording if it's already been recorded in high res. So a 'brand new 24/192 version' of an old recording will still have the same SQ of the original.
As far as I'm concerned Pono is a good sounding player (reviewed here http://www.digitalaudioreview.net/2014/1...the-money/)
and the Pono site sells the same stuff you can get at any cd store. ( the stuff they claim sounds like you're 200ft under water)
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Jim Smith's GBS.
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Dynaudio C1 MkII.
Jim Smith's GBS.
Northern NSW Australia.
