Chris Collins and a guest explain how the Lina speaker system converts digital signals to analog, creating what they call analog magic. The detailed engineering and dCS involvement produce a natural, breathing quality that brings recordings to life.
What is it that that Lena or this system is doing that's making it sound analog? It's bringing you as close to the music as you can get. It's making it natural.
It's taking.
Some of the artificialness out.
Of it, its ability to convert a digital signal into analog, and its process of how it does it.
But it really sounds analog.
It's their engineering, their science. You know, a lot of it. Like, they throw us through all the training, and we were very involved with dcs, but. But the total intricate ways of how they do it, you know, it's still a little bit of like, okay, how does this work? We're still learning that process too. I think they're still learning the process.
And working at this technology for a long time.
Oh, yeah.
Very noticeable, though, like, how it can take something that's a little bit of a disappointment and kind of give it that. That analog magic.
Yeah, well, it's not just analog, but just connective magic, I'd say there, that just speaks to.
Just breathing a little more life into it.
