wow, spend all that money and have to use cables as system tuning devices. no criticism intended by my comment.
I am the most lucky guy
Recently I upgraded Dac from EmmLab Dac2 to Chord Dave and Mscaler.
Chord Dave and Mscaler give very transparent and deep and wide 3D holographic soundstage.
But it could sound thin.
After trying several digital cables, I could tune the sound with enough fullness and nuanced details.
Recently I play musicals and operas very often enjoying excellent 3D soundstage.
I live in Pacific Northwest.
With windows open, I could live without air conditioning system here even during middle of summer.
But I do not want to play speaker loud with windows open not to disturb my neighbors.
Thus I had also got Stax 009S headphone and KGSSHV Carbon headphone amplifier.
It sound marvelous using Dave and Mscaler as source.
I am listening to " Are you lonesome tonight" by Elvis.
His voice tone is just spot on.
Thus without being bothered by heat or noise from air conditioning system, I can enjoy the music.
So I am the most lucky audiophile.
I am going to have a break from changing major audio components for next 2 years and just enjoy music.
Chord Dave and Mscaler give very transparent and deep and wide 3D holographic soundstage.
But it could sound thin.
After trying several digital cables, I could tune the sound with enough fullness and nuanced details.
Recently I play musicals and operas very often enjoying excellent 3D soundstage.
I live in Pacific Northwest.
With windows open, I could live without air conditioning system here even during middle of summer.
But I do not want to play speaker loud with windows open not to disturb my neighbors.
Thus I had also got Stax 009S headphone and KGSSHV Carbon headphone amplifier.
It sound marvelous using Dave and Mscaler as source.
I am listening to " Are you lonesome tonight" by Elvis.
His voice tone is just spot on.
Thus without being bothered by heat or noise from air conditioning system, I can enjoy the music.
So I am the most lucky audiophile.
I am going to have a break from changing major audio components for next 2 years and just enjoy music.