Eval: Lavry Blue DAC vs RME PAD

[Joe]

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Hi,
FYIW, I have used a RME PAD for A/D D/A for some times now for home
recording, and have recently replaced it with a Lavry Blue A/D D/A. The
results? Much, much better.

For both A/D and D/A the Lavry is more analog like, more fine details
come through, and is just a cleaner solution. Listening to favorite CD's
is a new experience, as (what it sounds like) a truer presentation of
what is in the disk is coming out.

No affiliation, but in the computer audio versus external box argument,
in this case the external box wins by a large margin.



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[Guest]

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Joe wrote:
>
> I have used a RME PAD for A/D D/A for some times now for home
> recording

A nice prosumer card from what, five years ago?



> recently replaced it with a Lavry Blue A/D D/A. The
> results? Much, much better.

I would certainly hope so, given the difference in price and manufacturing date!







I have used a 1974 Dodge W200 for some times now for towing things.

And recently replaced it with a 2001 Ford F250 SuperDuty PowerStroke.

The results? Much, much better.




> No affiliation, but in the computer audio versus external box argument,
> in this case the external box wins by a large margin.

In my case, the Diesel wins by a large margin!

 

[Guest]

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I wouldn't expect these results to be any different in a million
years. Glad to hear the Lavry is giving your ears a treat.


Nathan Eldred
http/www.atlasproaudio.com



Joe <joe@nospam.net> wrote in message news:<XBnWc.9190$54.135050@typhoon.sonic.net>...
> Hi,
> FYIW, I have used a RME PAD for A/D D/A for some times now for home
> recording, and have recently replaced it with a Lavry Blue A/D D/A. The
> results? Much, much better.
>
> For both A/D and D/A the Lavry is more analog like, more fine details
> come through, and is just a cleaner solution. Listening to favorite CD's
> is a new experience, as (what it sounds like) a truer presentation of
> what is in the disk is coming out.
>
> No affiliation, but in the computer audio versus external box argument,
> in this case the external box wins by a large margin.
>
>
>
> --

 

[Guest]

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In article <2ov1biFept65U1@uni-berlin.de>, kurt@nv.net says...
> I have used a 1974 Dodge W200 for some times now for towing things.
>
> And recently replaced it with a 2001 Ford F250 SuperDuty PowerStroke.

I have used a 1993 head of iceberg lettuce for some times now for
salads.

And recently replaced it with a 2004 bag of organic Romaine.

The results? Much, much bitter.

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[Joe]

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Thanks for the sarcasm, guys, you are both very clever and funny.

As I haven't seen many reviews I thought I'd share a small one.
Sorry I bothered.


Jay Levitt <jay+news@jay.fm> wrote:
: In article <2ov1biFept65U1@uni-berlin.de>, kurt@nv.net says...
:> I have used a 1974 Dodge W200 for some times now for towing things.
:>
:> And recently replaced it with a 2001 Ford F250 SuperDuty PowerStroke.

: I have used a 1993 head of iceberg lettuce for some times now for
: salads.

: And recently replaced it with a 2004 bag of organic Romaine.

: The results? Much, much bitter.


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Joe <joe@nospam.net> wrote in news:S6uWc.9266$54.135607@typhoon.sonic.net:

> Thanks for the sarcasm, guys, you are both very clever and funny.
>
> As I haven't seen many reviews I thought I'd share a small one.
> Sorry I bothered.

Don't let the peanut gallery get your ire. They're just having fun.

Remember that all engineers (myself included) are just little kids at
heart.

 

[Guest]

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In article <Xns954ECD60A8EE6gulfjoehotmailcom@207.69.154.201>,
gulfjoe@hotmail.com says...
> Remember that all engineers (myself included) are just little kids at
> heart.

Are not.

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Wellesley, MA | Hi!
Faster: jay at jay dot eff-em | Where are we going?
http/www.jay.fm | Why am I in this handbasket?

 

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"Jay Levitt" <jay+news@jay.fm> wrote in message
news:MPG.1b947d96180382f19897f4@news-east.giganews.com...
> In article <Xns954ECD60A8EE6gulfjoehotmailcom@207.69.154.201>,
> gulfjoe@hotmail.com says...
> > Remember that all engineers (myself included) are just little kids at
> > heart.
>
> Are not.

Are too.
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Neil Henderson
Saqqara Records
http/www.saqqararecords.com

 

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<neil.henderson@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM> wrote in message
news:ZvyWc.4743$TQ4.268@newssvr24.news.prodigy.com...
> "Jay Levitt" <jay+news@jay.fm> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1b947d96180382f19897f4@news-east.giganews.com...
> > In article <Xns954ECD60A8EE6gulfjoehotmailcom@207.69.154.201>,
> > gulfjoe@hotmail.com says...
> > > Remember that all engineers (myself included) are just little kids at
> > > heart.
> >
> > Are not.
>
> Are too.

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