As a side note, I've performed listening sessions before where a dual output phono preamp feeds 2 inputs of a stereo preamplifier. One input is direct, the other loops through an ADC/DAC. The levels are very carefully matched and the listeners switch between inputs listening to music of their choice. The only thing they don't know is which is the "analog" and which is the "digital". But of course, remember, self identified audiophiles "trust their ears". They say so ad infinitum. So they should have zero problems instantly identifying the "good" analog from the dreaded "digital". Right?
I really enjoy such tests
cheers,
AJ
Aah, but your system is not resolving enough to hear the very clear difference.
Not that I claim this is true, but that would be the standard counter argument. I know audiophiledom by now
