Listening through Decibel right now. The DA-11 reads as 96KHz despite this warning
Decibel is compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion). Exclusive access (hog mode) works correctly, however audio is not sent in the device's native format due to an architectural change in Apple's USB audio driver.
Which leaves me a bit hesitant, definitely unsure any of these programs is sending the info to the DAC in the very same sampling/bitdepth format as the original file is.
I know, I know, this is necro-bumping... Anyway, anyone having updated to Mountain Lion is using any of these programs? Audirvana on 10.6.8 worked very well for me playing 24/96 FLAC files. Wondering if trying Amarra, now that it plays FLAC too, is worth it.
Audirvana won't open on OSX 10.8
I [no longer] need help from Mac power users.
Patience with machines which refuse to work as they should isn't one of my virtues. After struggling with the HDD trying to install Mountain Lion on my 2 year old MBP, the only solution I found has been formatting the HDD and installing from the OSX 10.6.3 DVD which came with the machine.
This has worked and now I've got the install from a SD Card progressing well.
Looks like I was right and the HDD has 0 problems. I don't know what could have gone wrong with the first install. Fortunately I didn't have any irreplaceable information in that computer
Yes it is. The Dynalo, which I have too, is a bit too neutral for what these cans "need", even using warm/natural sources like the Neko. I guess your combo of MSB + Dynalo + HD800 is a bit too much of a good thing.
The ring mod described by Tyll helps a bit for these aged ears of mine. Using the included template it takes a few minutes to make. Maybe not a dramatic change, but worth exploring. After all it's reversible.
Definitely the amplifier can bring out the midrange. With the Luxman they're pretty enjoyable to me.
I could install it in a 2010 MBP which still runs Snow Leopard. Clean install --as a Windows user for about 20 years would be my preferred choice-- or same good results just upgrading?
Wow, thank you so much guys. It's been a great day with double celebration (lunch and dinner), free from work, lots of people calling, and some wine and spirits as gifts. As a matter of fact I'm going to have a bit of a 20y.o. Skye cask strength thing which will serve to toast here and now Thanks!!!!
^ Great advice. It could be even narrowed down if it were possible knowing said perfume ingredients. It must be something which is not generally used on other perfumes.
That's awful Shelly. I can't help wondering how the hell did the water get into the gas pipes without the gas escaping outside and producing a nice fire or explosion. Hopefully you can find a cheaper alternative. Good luck!
I recommend my patients either fluticasone or mometasone. There are two different fluticasone preparations, one is furoate (Avamys) the other is propionate (Flixonase). It's possible the adverse effects you experienced are related to the presentation.
I prefer these newer drugs over the older ones like beclomethasone for they have way less systemic absorption, induce less tissue atrophy (if any at all) so may be used for very long periods.
In any case nose bleeding is the most common side effect of either Flixonase and Avamys, with almost 10%. This with Nasonex (mometasone) is less frequent, so you might give it a try.