Anpuc,
I did start a new thread on my specific issue about a year ago:
I hate to beat a dead horse, but here’s a hypothetical:
Suppose you had around $80k to spend on the best digital streaming front end you could buy. A dealer sets up two rigs: a Vivaldi stack, and a Boulder 2120 with an Aurender W20SE. You have two songs you want to hear on both to assess which one is most resolving and faithful to the original recording. One of them is a normally sampled track, and one is available on Quboz only as hi-rez. You listen to the Boulder/Aurender combo and it is awesome. Next up ya listen to the Vivaldi set up. It sounds appreciably better, but the second song is truncated. The dealer explains this is a systemic fault due to switching of sampling frequencies (the Boulder/Aurender does not have this issue). He’s not sure when/if dCS is ever going to fix this. Which system do you buy?
dCS made a commitment to me to get this fixed, and I’m known for my patience so I’ll wait. But then again, I woulda been a doctor but I did not have the patients.
Cheers,
Mitch