My system is up to date in my profile. You'll see it's rather modest by high end standards here, though not mid-fi level either. ~$5k investment in the Bacch4Mac is not out of line for it at all. The SP ADIO, though much more costly, easily co-exists in some very high end systems, certainly nicer ones than mine. There is also an intro level software only version that's ~$1k, and it goes up from there. My speakers offer it as a "u-Bacch" option and it installs simply and works quite well.
Has anyone heard the BACCH-SP "purifier" 3D audiophile imager?
I can't post a URL here, but you can find information about this device on the Theoretica Web site.
Robert Harley, John Atkinson, & .other celebrity reviewers (Andrew Quint in TAS as recently as last January) have given this box high praise. Apparently, it's some sort of DSP that allegedly creates a breathtaking holographic 3D soundstage from two-channel content.
Yes, virtual surround processors have been around since, jeez, at least the 1990s, but this one purports to be a truly high-end device, including an audiophile-grade (whatever that means) DAC, 31-band equalizer, binaural recording capabilities, & ADC. But for 25 grand, I'd expect it to also clean your records & wash your socks.
I'm kinda skeptical at this point, but better ears than mine have heaped high praise indeed. Has anybody here actually heard a unit work on their own systems with familiar 2-channel content?
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