Everything sounds the same

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Where can I buy one of these $5 clock radios?

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16 minutes ago, pkane2001 said:

 

Here's an upgraded, high-end version: https://www.amazon.com/GPX-C224B-Alarm-Clock-Display/dp/B00J1GMB9C

 

That's 60% more expensive, this stuff gets crazier by the day .....

 

($7.95, and no MQA????)

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7 minutes ago, audiobomber said:

Any clock radio that costs less that $4000 is garbage, can't possibly be high fidelity.

I could add my REF10 to reclock the clock in the clock radio, and I’d have a $4000 clock radio!

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3 minutes ago, Nordkapp said:

Or you go and buy that stupid Mcintosh wall clock. $1800. 

Highest performing clock known to audiophiles. 

https://www.mcintoshlabs.com/products/merchandise/McIntosh-Clock

It’s very nice.  It just lacks a little in terms of it’s ability to output sound.

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26 minutes ago, Nordkapp said:

Mcintosh does not care about that. As long as it looks cool. If an piece of audio electronics looks awesome, then it automatically sounds better. 

I’d want to do a double blind test, to prove that it at least performs as a clock.

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7 minutes ago, Blake said:

 

Oh yeah, I forgot about that.   A DAC is a DAC is a DAC.  I think I have it now.

 

Carry on. 

Does a $5 clock radio have a DAC?

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2 hours ago, mansr said:

The fine people at Oxford Dictionaries define it as "a flat round base of dough baked with a topping of tomatoes and cheese, typically with added meat, fish, or vegetables."

 

They're too posh for pineapple in Oxford, that's for sure.

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29 minutes ago, Andyman said:

 

Well, there's the Chequers plan...

And Scottish independence.....

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6 minutes ago, mansr said:

Haggis pizza?

Why not, preferably deep fried.