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" I started the auditioning with a recording that I was most impatient to
hear: a 24bit/192kHz recording. It was B. Britten's 'Simple Symphony Op.4'
played by Trondheim Solistene orchestra and recorded in Norway in a church
with 'DXD' technology (recorded with 32bit/352.8kHz resolution and then
compressed to 24bit/192kHz). As expected, the stage information, the
resolution and everything else was outstanding. Listening to it through
QBD76 was pure joy.
"Then I listened to all sorts of recordings one after the other: 16bit
recordings sounded very good but obviously 24bit ones performed better
still.
"QBD76 Bluetooth connection received full grade from me, we listened to
various formats and resolutions without any problem. Of course, all my above
statements are only valid for a PC computer with a Vista operating system, I
can't comment for the Mac's as I haven't tested them. Do not bother to use a
USB cable."
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