Native DSD is offering a set of downloads in their Free "Just Listen" section from two different DSD Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) - the Grimm AD1 (at DSD 64fs) and the Merging Technologies Horus (at DSD 256fs). The downloads originated from a recording session with Ivan Fisher conducting the Budapest Festival Orchestra in a performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
If you have a DSD DAC or player that supports DSD 64fs and DSD 256fs, like the exaSound e28, the Oppo HA-1 or several other models, you will be able to listen to each file and decide whether using different DSD bit rates and converters makes an audible difference - or not. Interesting!
http://www.computeraudiophile.com/c...ltaneous-dsd64-and-dsd256-session-recordings/
https://justlisten.nativedsd.com/albums/mendelssohn-session
If you have a DSD DAC or player that supports DSD 64fs and DSD 256fs, like the exaSound e28, the Oppo HA-1 or several other models, you will be able to listen to each file and decide whether using different DSD bit rates and converters makes an audible difference - or not. Interesting!
http://www.computeraudiophile.com/c...ltaneous-dsd64-and-dsd256-session-recordings/
https://justlisten.nativedsd.com/albums/mendelssohn-session
