Here’s another feedback today. This time I received his feedback from Facebook message along with some questions.

Just wanted to say that the sound from my laptop with red book cd playing through a portable USB bluray sounds better than my £3000 Classé CD player haha

It’s probably the first feedback I got from Facebook. You can drop by to visit Fidelizer’s Facebook Page and leave your question and comment over there too. 🙂

Here’s another feedback today. His power regenerator is disfunctional right now so it’s not like he finished doing listening tests with Fidelizer Pro yet but I find his comment is worth sharing.

Dear Keetakawee,

Haven’t got time to listen and compare but I think it sounds more solid and detailed, with less grain , more dynamic, especially on the drums.

Thanks for the upgrade and I wish you a good New Year 2016.

I hope his power regenerator will be fixed soon for the better to come and happy new year 2016 everyone. 🙂

Here’s a new feedback today. This time we get feedback from Fidelizer Plus user.

Thanks, I was already impressed with the Free version, this on to me sounds maybe less “romantic” but definitely more “fi” as in hi-fi – both run in “extreme” mode.
I use Foobar for music and VLC for movies or TV shows, a side benefit being that VLC soundtracks now sound more realistic so you can brag about this as well.

It appears to work well with movie playback too. No wonder why DotA clips I watch on YouTube sound awesome. 🙂

Here’s another feedback today. He sent me his impressions along with some interesting information related to Linux solutions.

Hi Lucifar,

I use Fidelizer since 2 years and it’s a great work ! For me, the sound improvement it’s better than Jplay alone. I try some linux solutions, Volumio with Cubox, Daphile on my PC. Volumio sound great but it’s complex for me and i prefer Foobar, Jplay and Fidelizer on W10 PC. I choose to buy a mini fanless pc with W10 and continue with your work.

Just to give a positive feedback and thank’s for your work.

Best regards,
Benoit

I, too have meddled on Linux for better audio playback and still do with Android devices. It sounds good and fun too but not enough for me to do something like Fidelizer for Linux platform yet.

Here’s a new feedback today. It’s more like an appreciation from someone who understands the concepts of Fidelizer optimizations.

Thank you

Sound quality is a little subjective but I have a dedicated PC for storing my music and passing it to my audio system so I love your concept of minimizing Non audio processes and giving Windows a chance to provide the least affected bit perfect sound

Cheers

Core concepts of Fidelizer optimizations are available in free version as well so please share it with your friends if you like it. 🙂