Anyway, what I believe is that The stored data itself is not having error; BUT the time when it transcribes, due to side-track interference, "add" something that is not stored in the original stored-data, hence at last changing to something else.
If the above assumption is correct, then, it may explains why an identical Computer setup ( including everything ), playing the same file, but feeding with different power quality, the sound is still different.
I can share you more on my Setup findings... IF you are not bored...
Even I installed so called "華陀手撕雞" at the nearest possible point of PCI-e slot, I still hear difference when I change bios setting, unplug the PS/2 keyboard etc, the difference is subtle. So, this again, tell us that you still need to handle the upper stream. The latter stage job that we did, simply is to make sure, we want to "preserve" the best of the received data / information.
Every stage will induce some sort of loss / change, the more you can "preserve", the more you are closer to the original.
Given, the logic of "treating Digital as a form of Analogue behavior", it explains everthing co-herently and it does make sense.
With this so called rule of thumb / pressumption, myself have been non-stopping pushing the limits to playback a really good presentation thru the CAS. That's why I'm a strong believer that the basic and Foundation of playing good sound CAS, must be 1st-ly treating the CORE-powersupply instead of doing out-of-the-core job. They bring you some fun, but not leading you to high-fidelitism CAS playback.
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發表於 2012-10-28 17:08
