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J.Mac

In Reply to: RE: The Millennium M-CD cd mat is outstanding. Whether used on a player or in ripping to a server. posted by Norm on September 19, 2008 at 20:37:40

You actually get different data files when you rip a CD with this mat than you do when you rip without it?

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There's more to the sound... - mkuller 13:59:11 09/23/08 (2)
...than the 0s and 1s on the data file.

Why do you think CDs burned to a computer server sound better than the CD?

Jitter or lack of it.

Error correction or not.

Same data being reproduced.
- So, on installing a new software program from CD, this item should... - cdb 20:25:39 09/25/08 (1)
  uh, ..... somehow improve the quality of the software installation?
  
  More less-corrupted files?
  
  Standing faithfully by, from:
  Confused NV.
  - YOU! an objectivist? THAT is the funniest thing I have ever heard - Timbo in Oz 04:13:22 09/26/08 (0)
    ROTFLMAOWTRDMCheeks!
    
    Even a very big rake wouldn't work!
    
    Warmest
    Timbo in Oz
    The Skyptical Mensurer and Audio Scrounger
    And gladly would he learn and gladly teach - Chaucer. ;-)!
    'Still not saluting.'
    http://www.theanalogdept.com/tim_bailey.htm
It is totally weird, but yes. I guess I should more accurately say the ripped versions sound different. - Norm 19:36:12 09/22/08 (2)
In most cases the WAVs show no errors. I had previously found I preferred cleaned but otherwise not treated rips to more treated disc rips. I have kept several of these alternative rips for anyone who comes by to listen. There have been two thus far and both just shook their heads while agreeing with me. It is true that the rips are much faster with the Millennium than without.
- Yeah, weird - J.Mac 19:52:59 09/22/08 (1)
  If they're identical files, but they sound different, that would truly be amazing.
  - I don't know if it is amazing, but as far as I know they are identical. nt - Norm 14:58:53 09/23/08 (0)
    a

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