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On Jan 2, 8:36 pm, "JimH" wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message

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On Wed, 2 Jan 2008 19:08:03 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
I think it's time for some new thinkers, who have knowledge and respect
for
the culture of the company to take over and set some new directions.
Yep.
However, remember Not Invented Here Syndrome.
Speaking of which, you ought to hear my verison of the Marine Corps
Hymn on my new toy.
If I can figure out how to get it to the computer, I'll send it to
you.
It's a riot. Music plus 'Splosions, gun fire and ooorahs!
Next up - Anchors Aweigh - with drowning sounds.
I got envious of Mrs.E's "system" (which I bought, set up and
optimized), so today I set out on a mission and found another SACD player
for "my" setup.
Sorry, JimH. I have same recording of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture
http://www.amazon.com/Tchaikovsky-Ov...nnati-Multicha...
three formats, SACD, DVD-A and conventional CD.There's no comparison.
SACD rules!Eisboch
I think it's time for a new keyboard or something for this computer. It
doesn't accept all the keys I hit unless I really punch down on them.
I've tried turning it upside down and vacuuming the keys (which seems to
help) but, unless I really take my time and punch every key with
authority, it seems to ignore half the inputs.
Eisboch
More power to you. My research shows otherwise.

Please show this research, I'll bet there are others besides me that
would love to see it. Include the data you've compiled, please.


From my limited reading, it seems that SACD has a "warmer" "smoother"
tone than DVD-A, but to me the reason SACD might become "THE" format is
it's ability to be played on by both SACD player and conventional CD
player. You can listen to it in your home SACD player and car
conventional CD player, and probably the most important feature is the
retailer will not have to double his inventory to provide HD audio.