Any claims of hearing differences seemed to be always from people who only trust their ears, yet their ears would not back them up if you prevent them from seeing/knowing which one they are actually hearing.Īside from that, I don't know what the real issues are with Music cast in terms of technical issues and/or usability. Sound quality is determined by the recording/mastering quality, not by bit depth/rate as soon as you get pass 16bit/44.1 kHz. In reality, on the same track it is pretty much impossible to tell the difference between the so called CD quality and the higher resolution such as 24b/192 kHz or DSDs anyway. The thing is, if you can't the display, it would be like doing a blind listening test so in a way it simplify proved that he would be one one those who really couldn't tell a difference between say 16bit/44.1 kHz and 24bit/192 kHz, all else being equal. He kept complaining about not being able to see a display of the resolution yet he also emphasized he could not hear a difference either way.
So to me, one would be better off don't let the BlueSound be a show stopper and focus on the features, playability and values based on specs and measured performance.Ĭlick to expand.The guy in the video is funny.
All that would most likely disappear if they are not allowed to hear with their eyes. The funny thing is, if the marketing people manage to do a good job spinning the benefits, backed with some seemingly sound technical explanations, people will believe the claimed benefits to the point they could actually hear the claimed audible benefits. As usual a lot of people will buy in to it and devices with the feature seem to be getting more and more popular. The whole BlueSound thing to me seem like just another marketing hype that I just can't find a good reason to spend another dime on yet another new gadget. You said you already has an amp, so the Yamaha may be all you need. Get the most musical sound from a network receiver and stream all your favorite music services. If you've always coveted a Marantz, the NA6006 will deliver a world of pure streaming enjoyment.
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It has a much better DAC IC and is a Yamaha but it does not have the latest Bluetooth APTX HD. Buy in monthly payments with Affirm on orders over 50. Like ADTG, I thought the Yamaha WX-C50 is a better choice. Click to expand.If you use Bluetooth a lot, you may want to go with something more future proof such as Bluetooth APTX HD that the one you linked has, so it is a viable choice if it has the features you need.
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