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,PS: You don't think it would be stupid, for me to use my Sega CD as my CD audio player? It does have great audio qualities, and it's actually my only system in my theater, that can play CD's at such a good quality. (even my HTPC can't compete!)
With specs like this:
16 bit DAC 8x internal over-sampling digital filter Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz Signal-to-Noise Ratio: > 90.0 dB @ 1K Channel Separation: > 90.0 dBI assume that's good, because it sounds good.
PS: You don't think it would be stupid, for me to use my Sega CD as my CD audio player? It does have great audio qualities, and it's actually my only system in my theater, that can play CD's at such a good quality. (even my HTPC can't compete!)
With specs like this:
16 bit DAC 8x internal over-sampling digital filter Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 20 kHz Signal-to-Noise Ratio: > 90.0 dB @ 1K Channel Separation: > 90.0 dBI assume that's good, because it sounds good.
I see no reason not to. Its spec looks much the same as most regular players. Many players of a few years back, used the KSS240A laser. It's a reasonably long-lived and reliable type, so no issues there.
Arfa
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 09:05:24 GMT, "Arfa Daily" put finger to keyboard and composed:
FYI, when you use OE to reply to a message that has been encoded in "quoted printable" format, then OE fails to quote it properly. I'm not sure, but I believe the following utility may fix this bug:
- Franc Zabkar
My OLD Technics CD player hada 1 bit DAC !
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