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You mean does it still sound like the most analog DAC’s on the market? Do they match closest to reel to reel tape? Yes.Does MSB still sound like MSB? Or has the Sentinel changed the voicing.
The MSB guys have taken their special sauce to “the next level”. As a Cascade owner, and as amazingly good as it is, the Sentinel is in another league.Does MSB still sound like MSB? Or has the Sentinel changed the voicing.
I can only speak to the MSB as being the digital that sounds like master tape. The higher up their food chain, the gap closes. Our customer today said, “wow! It sounds like analog, only without the clicks and pops, it sounds better.”I guess I am wondering, at what point do all these DAC sound the same. DCS, Wadax, MSB. Can't tell them apart. Or, do they have a house sound. If they do have a sound, does one or the other pair better with different equipment. Maybe a better way to say it would be, do they gel into a type of system sound. Or not. You could pick any one and not really know a difference. They are all $375K. No one can say any are flawed.
Sorry Mike tapes have no clicks or pops. I guess he means hissI can only speak to the MSB as being the digital that sounds like master tape. The higher up their food chain, the gap closes. Our customer today said, “wow! It sounds like analog, only without the clicks and pops, it sounds better.”
That too.Sorry Mike tapes have no clicks or pops. I guess he means hiss![]()
Don't feel bad, Ritmo. My list of unobtainable gear includes just about everything that I find appealing. I'm just trying to keep up with what's out there just in case a windfall comes along...Fantastic! Can’t wait to hear it!
The Sentinel will be added to my list of unobtainable gear that includes the MBL 101 Extremes, SAT turntable and now the Sentinel.
I read Mike's post and assumed that by "analog" he meant vinyl, not tapes.Sorry Mike tapes have no clicks or pops. I guess he means hiss![]()