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Post by MartinT on Feb 11, 2016 9:50:49 GMT
Minimum-Maximum is an absolutely stonking album and the bass is subterranean!
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Post by mikeyb on Feb 11, 2016 10:34:52 GMT
Minimum-Maximum is an absolutely stonking album and the bass is subterranean! I am now thinking I have the DVD version with double CD included, much prefer the older KW stuff to the later albums. |
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Post by dsjr on Feb 11, 2016 18:24:37 GMT
For those that don't like streaming. The little USB to SPDIF converter I bought similar to this - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/USB-TO-SPDIF-COAXIAL-DIGIT-SOUNDCARD-CONVERTER-ADAPTER-/320588365594?hash=item4aa48e3f1a:g:jlcAAOxy7MtRuoD7has been a godsend for me. I can feed a converted digital signal via the supplied USB lead (ferrited too at one end...) into a 75 ohm short cable into the ton-up Digit Opto and get fantastic open, 3-D spacious sound from the computer - even playing MP3's. The Kraftwerk tracks are on FLACs and I 'only' use Foobar to play them - wonderful sound! P.S. The HiFace converter is silly money now in comparison and having to pay for J-River isn't something I wanted or could afford to do, as the PC I use is only for storage and other office work. |
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Post by dsjr on Feb 11, 2016 18:28:16 GMT
Minimum-Maximum is an absolutely stonking album and the bass is subterranean! I am now thinking I have the DVD version with double CD included, much prefer the older KW stuff to the later albums. I think that's now expensive.
After forty odd years, I can never now remove the 'EM Music' bug I have and as I'm TeeDee'd out at the moment. So spending some more hours with Kraftwerk and reading Wolfgang Flur's book, I'm having a whale of a time 
Jarre - that bloody amateur who couldn't play in the early days (apparently!) and had huge assistance in making the early albums (apparently).
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Post by mikeyb on Mar 6, 2016 11:35:22 GMT
I've sent the Phono 2 stage back to be recalibrated to MC to match my ZU Denon 103, I'll report back once I've had a listen, the Zu is sounding mighty fine through my TQ Claymores' built in stage so the Phono 2 needs to be better by a decent margin.
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