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Re: MQN
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 8:08 pm
by sbgk
Aleg wrote:Sligolad wrote:OK I have uploaded my MQN Folder to Dropbox here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kb9fll3rkp1a5g1/MQNLatest.zip
I had MQNLoad starting on enter button and batch file set to hidden.
Alt + Space to select MQNPlay and Control.
Running on Server 2012 Essentials by the way without licence activation yet.
Will be interested to see if someone can validate my findings or tell me to get my hearing checked!!
Cheers, Pearse.
Pearse
You've got a magical version of avx 4.08!!!
It runs straight away after copying your directory, and starting it from MQNLoad.
Earlier I redownloaded it again from the Google archive, but that wouldn't run either.
A very big THANK YOU.
Cheers
Aleg
is that evidence that bit identical files are different ?
Re: MQNhttp://www.tirnahifi.org/forum/images/icons/smile/mrg
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 8:35 pm
by tony
Get a grip Gordon have you not read on the d'internet many times over bits are bits none of this can make a difference ever period!
Re: MQN
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 8:45 pm
by Ken Moreland
4.10 512 avx doesn't work for me using mqncontrol 2.97 and neither does 4.08 taken from Pearse's dropbox(thanks Pearse). Just reverted to 3.14avx and no problem.
KM
Re: MQN
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 8:55 pm
by Aleg
Ken Moreland wrote:4.10 512 avx doesn't work for me using mqncontrol 2.97 and neither does 4.08 taken from Pearse's dropbox(thanks Pearse). Just reverted to 3.14avx and no problem.
KM
Ken
Using 4.08 taken from Pearses dropbox doesn't work for me either, but using the complete directory from Pearse and running from MQnLoad in his directory does work.
But as soon as I make copies into other directories they won't play.
So try it with the whole of Pearse's directory.
Cheers
Aleg
Re: MQN
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 9:22 pm
by Ken Moreland
Thanks for that Aleg, i'll give it a try tomorrow.
KM
Re: MQN
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 10:07 pm
by sbgk
uploaded 4.12 avx/sse3, further prefetching trial, might be better.
has anyone heard of henryaudio dac
http://www.henryaudio.com/open-source.php
open source drivers, wonder if the driver and player could be integrated.
4.12 has the best detail/vocal articulation I've heard on the 1000 shades of blue track.
Re: MQN
Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2014 8:08 am
by 2channelaudio
sbgk wrote:uploaded 4.12 avx/sse3, further prefetching trial, might be better.
has anyone heard of henryaudio dac
http://www.henryaudio.com/open-source.php
open source drivers, wonder if the driver and player could be integrated.
4.12 has the best detail/vocal articulation I've heard on the 1000 shades of blue track.
4.12 rewards well recorded tracks with
alot of detail and decent vocal insight.....but it punishes those that aren't.
I think 4.12 is pretty analytical. With alot of rock tracks at volume mqnplay 4.12/control 3.61 is just too much for me. musical? not sure, but on well recorded tracks it sounds good.
I find 4.08 see2 /mqn control 3.61 a little easier to listen to across my music collection.
It seems to compliment/render more genres 'better' to my ear. I'm listening to......
Hard rock, Electronica, Jazz, Folk, new age, trance, alternative rock/grunge,country, experimental, atmospheric, etc
On a positive note 4.12 seems to have an improvement in bass upper clarity and punch.
Sorry Gordon haven't heard the Henry DAC.
Looks interesting.
Re: MQN
Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2014 10:08 am
by jesuscheung
i like 4.08 also. feels more analog than 4.12
Re: MQN
Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2014 10:23 am
by satshanti
Haven't had a chance to test 4.10 and 4.12, but milestone versions up to 4.09 all have their proper place now. Still haven't managed to get any avx's going, so maybe I'll give Pearse's magic folder a try tonight. I'd love to hear an up-to-date avx.
I'll stick to the sse's for my ranking. FYI my references are still 3.14 avx for 1644 and 3.39 avx for 2496.
Here's the ranking:
4.04 > 4.08 > 4.09 > 4.05 > 3.97 > 3.75 > 4.00 ..... (including 3.57 avx and 3.27 avx!)
So these latest sse's do manage to beat the later avx's in my system. 4.08, 4.09 and 4.05 have quite a similar signature, and 4.08 is really good. 4.04 is a bit of an odd one out. 4.08 has qualities that 4.04 doesn't have, mid range detail, holographic imaging, sparkling timing. 4.04 however has amazing treble detail, speed of attack, natural decay and overall realism. I've a slight preference for 4.04, but it's hard to decide, probably dependent on genre.
I'd love to have a working avx version of 4.04! :-)
On we go...
Re: MQN
Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2014 10:48 am
by Aleg
satshanti wrote:Haven't had a chance to test 4.10 and 4.12, but milestone versions up to 4.09 all have their proper place now. Still haven't managed to get any avx's going, so maybe I'll give Pearse's magic folder a try tonight. I'd love to hear an up-to-date avx.
I'll stick to the sse's for my ranking. FYI my references are still 3.14 avx for 1644 and 3.39 avx for 2496.
Here's the ranking:
4.04 > 4.08 > 4.09 > 4.05 > 3.97 > 3.75 > 4.00 ..... (including 3.57 avx and 3.27 avx!)
So these latest sse's do manage to beat the later avx's in my system. 4.08, 4.09 and 4.05 have quite a similar signature, and 4.08 is really good. 4.04 is a bit of an odd one out. 4.08 has qualities that 4.04 doesn't have, mid range detail, holographic imaging, sparkling timing. 4.04 however has amazing treble detail, speed of attack, natural decay and overall realism. I've a slight preference for 4.04, but it's hard to decide, probably dependent on genre.
I'd love to have a working avx version of 4.04! :-)
On we go...
Can say that avx 4.10 and avx 4.12 also do run from within Pearse's directory, but again not outside.
Strange thing, hay?