Mr 10Percent wrote:

See Geoff Martin has a number of blogs relating to digital sound processing and this week in particular about Jitter.

A prelude/primer to the release of a new toy?

Will there be a new soundsystem this year.

For now we have only the Core

Mr 10Percent wrote:

See Geoff Martin has a number of blogs relating to digital sound processing and this week in particular about Jitter. 

A prelude/primer to the release of a new toy?

These articles are follow-ups on the previous ones about ‘Typical Errors in Digital Audio’ as a quest for how to handle hard- and software

in future B&O products (might as well be speakers) in order to get the best results.

Just see them as research at B&O.

MM

"These articles are follow-ups on the previous ones about ‘Typical Errors in Digital Audio"

1. Thought you were on holiday

2. B&O should probably focus more on the A-typical errors, first

3. The WORLD has pretty much decided that pursuing hyper quality playback of mediocre quality source material is a fool's errand. Unless, of course, you want to listen to Bird on a Wire by Jennifer Warnes 20 times a day. And B&O seems to have decided the same thing.

4. B&O by Harman appearing on mid-range Fords in Canada next few weeks. "Would you like some B&O with your Fiesta? It's high end digital audio without the typical errors". 

5. And if you ever wondered why dogs chase cars, it's not because they think they can catch them. They just make it so easy to try.

poodleboy wrote:

Unless, of course, you want to listen to Bird on a Wire by Jennifer Warnes 20 times a day.

poodleboy wrote:

"These articles are follow-ups on the previous ones about ‘Typical Errors in Digital Audio"

1. Thought you were on holiday

I am - but I could not let my iPad stay alone at home ;-)

MM

elephant wrote:

poodleboy wrote:

Unless, of course, you want to listen to Bird on a Wire by Jennifer Warnes 20 times a day.

Doesn’t everyone ?

Well, unless there is no wire anymore