this is my humble collection




This is my 16 bit and 24 bit Flac collection.......bout 40% ripped from my CD collection.....any interested buyer??...

This post has been edited by Fusion: Apr 12 2011, 09:45 PM

hahaha....anything also can sell as long as there are buyers.....

by the way ....the selling part is just a joke....

i think you got the concept of lossless totally wrong....when you rip from a digital to another digital format....lossless with give the identical sound quality (i am talking about the format giving the identical sound...not the equipment used)

when you do an analog vs digital comparison is lossless has nothing to do with it....it all boils down to the mastering of the digital format...

in an analog curve, the curve is smooth and when you convert it to digital, this curve is converted using sampling rates (44.1khz or 96khz)....the higher the rate, the smoother the curve is but it is impossible to attain a perfectly smooth curve therefore digital will always be inferior to analog but there a lot of things that you could do with digital which analog is not able to achieve.....imagine sending audio signal to another place....digital would not degrade as it is all 0 and 1 but if you send analog signal ....even the best analog equipment would degrade the sound due to the distances that the signal has been sent.....

as for the DAC, all DAC sound differently although they use the same chipset is not because the chipset sound differently....the DAC chip will sound identical but after converting it to analog, the analog design circuit and the electronics used are the one that make the difference.....

This post has been edited by Fusion: Apr 14 2011, 01:24 PM

in a Pure analog system, the waveform is most likely uglier than a digital because of the pressing (vinyl) and the analog equipments used to pick up the signal.....i dont think it is possible to pick up a perfect signal from analog source....what i meant from the explanation above is the comparison of the digital and analog signal at its purest form....in any conversion of analog to digital or digital to analog, it is impossible to have a perfect conversion without any lost of details....