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Article: New Schiit Yggdrasil Blind Listening Comparison


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25 minutes ago, The Computer Audiophile said:

Either way, giving people the option is great. 

 

Options are great as long as more expensive equates greater value. Here they are saying: we provide different DACs at different price points but we are not going to tell you which is better. That's just stupid... IMO. 

 

That being said, the review is interesting, but I would be very confused as a prospective Schitt customer. 

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2 minutes ago, The Computer Audiophile said:

 

 

Better is a subjective term. You seem to be advocating for the old school HiFi approach discussed in Jason's post about the new Yggys. 

 

if a DAC manufacturer cannot clearly explain what the choice is in other terms than "specs" and "measurements" that really makes no sense to me. 

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4 minutes ago, The Computer Audiophile said:

 

Then I guess it makes no sense to you. 

 

Imagine you had the choice of buying two different washing machines from a manufacturer, at different price points, and the only differences provided were "technical" without explaining in any way how they translate in terms of performance or functionality? That makes no sense. 

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13 minutes ago, PeterG said:

Washing machine is not a good example (But BTW, how do you measure the cleanliness of clothes?)

 

Much better example would be a car.  If you were choosing between Toyota and Honda, or BMW and Mercedes, or Porsche and Jaguar, would you do it on specs or on a test drive?

 

I don't think you understand my point, and your example is not relevant here. 

 

I find Schitt's approach suspect, and a bit of a scam, to be honest. I expect a DAC manufacturer committing to offering the best product at a given price point. But whatever. 

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58 minutes ago, PeterG said:

I do not think it's a scam--they are not scam-type guys.  Pretty much the opposite.

 

But I take your point in general.  If they had a traditional marketing department, the guys there would be going bonkers because it is kind of confusing to have 3 to choose from without an apparent hierarchy

 

For those who read this article, and follow Chris' opinion, it's all good as the best option is the cheapest ones. For others I do not see how they could make a choice. Not my problem anyway. 

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