Astell & Kern – Page 2 – Real HD-Audio

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Crossing the HiFi Portable Bridge

July 27, 2014July 27, 2014 Dr. AIX 9 Comments advanced resolution, AIX Records, analog vs. digital, Astell & Kern, Audio Resolution, Audio Specifications, Audiophile Mastering, Capitol AudioFest, Capitol Audiofest 2014, Chord, dsd, DVD-Audio, GEEK, HD Downloads, HD Music, hd-audio, Hi Res Audio, Hi-Res Audio Logo, high resolution audio, high-res music, High-Resolution, High-Resolution Audio Experience, HiRes Audio, HiRes Music, HRA, HRA Listening Experience, HTC M8, Mark Waldrep, Mastering, music, Music and Emotion, Scott Wilkinson, Spectragram, UHD-Audio, Ultra HD, Ultra HD-Audio, Ultra High Definition Audio, Ultra High Resolution Audio

There were no seminars at the Capitol Audiofest yesterday. Gary Gill, the organizer of the show, invited the DC area

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Is the HTC One M8 Harman Kardon Edition the World’s Best Sounding Cell Phone?

June 13, 2014June 13, 2014 Dr. AIX 22 Comments AE Harman Kardon in-ear headphones, AIX Records, Astell & Kern, Audio Resolution, Audio Specifications, Audiophile Phone, Benchmark Digital, best sounding Smartphone, colorfly, Compact Discs, dsd, Fiio X5, Harman Kardon, HD Downloads, hd-audio, HDTracks, high resolution audio, HRA, HTC, HTC One, HTC One M8, Mark Waldrep, music, PCM, Pono, Spectragram, spectragraphs, Sprint

It may seem strange to post a review about a Smartphone equipped with enhanced audio capabilities on a site dedicated

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The Basics: HRA Music Servers

May 8, 2014May 8, 2014 Dr. AIX 7 Comments AIX Records, Astell & Kern, Audio Resolution, colorfly, HD Downloads, high resolution audio, High-Resolution, high-resolution music servers, HRA, jukebox, Mark Waldrep, music servers, PCM

Generally speaking, a music server is an electronic device that plays digital music files. They may or may not have

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Portable HD-Audio Players

September 10, 2013 Dr. AIX 2 Comments 192 kHz. 24-bits, AK100, AK120, Astell & Kern, Fiio X3, High-Resolution, HRA, Mark Waldrep, Sony F886, Walkman

The “Holy Grail” of portable high-definition audio playback is having the ability to play uncompressed 96 kHz/24-bit (or better) soundfiles.

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