Here’s a new feedback today. He shared his feedback after delivering Fidelizer Pro license as below.

Hi Keetakawee,

Jee, men. I am so enjoying the music now with Fidelizer. I should have discovered it much earlier. You really did a great and thankful job!! Really thanks for that! And, yes, I am spreading the news. My gear is a media PC feeding via USB my Qutest Chord Dac that is connected to a SPEC-RSA-M99 that brings the music to Magnepan 1.7i speakers. Great combination.

Thanks again
Best regards,
Bert van der Waal
The Netherlands

It’s never too late to discover Fidelizer and bring music back to your beloved system again. 🙂

Here’s another feedback today. He shared his feedback after delivering Fidelizer Pro license as below.

Hi Keetakawee,

Thanks for the reassurance. I spent a good few hours over the weekend listening to a variety of music I know well and can confirm that the improvement is significant. I experienced a better soundstage and greater separation of instruments. Bass notes seemed better defined.

Keep up the good work!

Regards,
Jeremy.

I’m happy to hear Fidelizer Pro making significant improvements in his system and happy listening. 🙂

Here’s a new feedback today. He shared his feedback after upgrading from free version.

Good Morning,

Thank You! It works perfectly and sounds great. It’s a noticeable step up from the free version.

I’m happy to hear Fidelizer Plus makes niceable step up from free version in his system and happy listening. 🙂

Here’s another feedback today. He also uses HQPlayer but with GPU processing also.

Dear Keet,

as player I use the HQPlayer. As you can imagine a lot of computing power helps a lot, especially since the converter (Denafrips Pontus) also processes DSD. Makes itself sonically very leasantly noticeable. Problem: I could offload some of the computations to the Nvidia card GPU if, yes if it had enough computing power. According to the HQPlayer manual, a computing power greater than 5 is required, but my card can only do 3. That’s why it’s not even triggered. Now the moon prices come into play, which are demanded lately for Nvidia cards, if you can buy them at all. All “shelves” are empty and my piggy bank too….

So I came across the Fidelizer program and — taadaaah — the HQPlayer plays “at the next level”. Of course, this is no substitute for a new stronger graphics card, but for now it’s the best and cheapest solution. My computer (CPU alone) now manages a resolution of 4 X DSD vs. 41.8 X 256 oversampling smoothly. The converter can process data up to 41.8 X 1024, so there is still enough air left to go up.

Thanks for the good product
Thomas Hintz

I’m glad to hear Fidelizer software helps in improving performance with GPU and HQPlayer application. 🙂