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JPLAY review on Positive Feedback

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After recent Fidelizer review on Positive Feedback, Marcin contacted me and asked me about reviewing on Positive Feedback and now it’s finally here. Another reason why I’d like to show JPLAY’s review here is I’m touched by Tom’s message as below.

JPLAY is a truly international undertaking; it was developed by a joint effort of the aforementioned Marcin Ostapowicz, from Poland, and Josef Piri, who hails from the Netherlands. It also became apparent to me that there was some level of cooperation with Keetakawee Punpeng of Fidelizer (from Thailand), and that the two software systems appear to have been designed to work seamlessly with each other. I think it’s truly brilliant that the two companies—seemingly worlds apart—can co-exist in a spirit of cooperation, especially where each stands so very much to gain if their products are embraced by the audiophile community worldwide.

I once expressed how I love this environment when software developers can help each other growing instead of being competitive to one another. I’m happy to see this goodness being voiced out in public. You can read the rest about how good JPLAY and Fidelizer works from this review below.

JPLAY for Windows: The Final Piece of the Puzzle? – Positive Feedback

Fidelizer review on Positive Feedback

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Positive Feedback is one of my trusted sources when I want to look up to products before seeing the real things. I hoped for a day where Fidelizer will be reviewed by Positive Feedback and today is that day. Fidelizer Pro is finally reviewed by Tom Gibbs who also wrote the review of cost-effective JitterBug by Audioquest. It’s good to see how he’ll view Fidelizer from such perspectives.

First of all, it’s good to see how he pointed out his concerns about the mixed feedback through past years. Since early days, Fidelizer has been receiving a lot of love and hate from users and that made a few people missed out opportunities to try Fidelizer. He, too was one of them and I’m glad to see he  finally stepped out from caution zone. It’s thanks to all of your guys’ support through the year so Fidelizer can be seen in a more positive light.

I’d like you to read the whole review so you can see Fidelizer from Tom Gibbs’ perspectives. I also learned a few things from reading his review and it was a good lesson. It’s worth being misunderstood for years to reach this day where everyone can find a way to enjoy the music better with Fidelizer. Here’s some recaps of his impressions from the review.

For me, now, I cannot imagine going forward without Fidelizer. Once you’ve reconciled your way of thinking to Fidelizer’s approach, and let’s face it, people—the computer you use for digital music playback should be as streamlined as possible for that function alone—perhaps you can get beyond overthinking the situation and just listen to the music. And that music is presented in a deeper, blacker, quieter background, with greater image specificity, transparency and palpability—your digital files are much closer to the sound of live music than they are without Fidelizer. In my current system where the PS Audio NuWave DSD DAC currently holds court, I’m constantly inspired and amazed by the stunning realism and musicality, and Fidelizer is a really large part of that equation. For roughly seventy bucks USD, I can’t recommend Fidelizer highly enough.

You can read the whole review below and feel free to express your impressions here. 🙂

Fidelizer Pro 6.12: Optimizing Your PC’s Core Audio Processes for Improved Playback Fidelity