I don't have much interest in that particular product, but I will say that my X-Fi XtremeMusic's Crystalizer does a fine job of digital audio cleanup. It's true that better quality in means better out, but sometimes you can improve it along the way.
And nothing beats the "Loudness" filter on my old Denon PMA-700V... absolutely orgasmic audio.
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Raptor007 @ Nov 14th 2007 6:49PM
I don't have much interest in that particular product, but I will say that my X-Fi XtremeMusic's Crystalizer does a fine job of digital audio cleanup. It's true that better quality in means better out, but sometimes you can improve it along the way.
And nothing beats the "Loudness" filter on my old Denon PMA-700V... absolutely orgasmic audio.