Archive for October, 2009

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

Monday, October 26th, 2009

Twenty plus years ago Don Wadia Moses founded Wadia Digital Corporation on the principle of applying advanced digital technology to audio reproduction.

 

Inspired by a love for music and the realization that CD Players of the day lacked the technical sophistication to accurately recreate a musical waveform, Don embarked on a quest that would change the future of digital audio playback. Don theorized that distortions in the time domain were problematic for digital audio playback. Simply put, reconstruction filters used in the CD Players of the day created audible time domain distortions. Don’s son Bob Moses, then working on his Masters Degree in electrical engineering, took up the challenge to model a reconstruction filter system that would remain accurate both in time and phase for use with digital audio playback. This early pioneering work evolved into DigiMaster, our patented time based reconstruction filter technology.

 

The power of DigiMaster and the many other breakthrough ideas of our predecessors launched a company and shaped an industry.

 

Twenty years ago thanks to the great work of our founders , Wadia Digital became the company to make Compact Disc playback a high fidelity experience.

 

Today at Wadia we continue to build on this legacy theorizing, testing, inventing, advancing, and applying ideas to the new ways digital audio is experienced.   

 

If today we see further it is only because we stand on the shoulders of giants.

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

170i – hi-fi+ POTYA

Thursday, October 22nd, 2009

Editors: hi-fi+
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See the series 9 in Ann Arbor, MI

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

Wadia
October 14 . 2009 (more…)

151/170i – More from RMAF

Monday, October 12th, 2009

Steve Guttenberg: cnet
October 8 . 2009 (more…)

781i – Top of the SACD Food Chain

Friday, October 9th, 2009

Jeff Dorgay: TONEAudio
October 21 . 2009

“The Wadia 781i is at the top of its class in every aspect, but its ability to serve as a DAC as well as a preamplifer makes it a much more viable component than just a stand-alone CD player. Wadia’s commitment to software upgrades for legacy models assures that it can stay there for the future, and its exceptional SACD performance will satisfy anyone with a good collection of these discs. I have been using the 781i as a reference component for the better part of the year, trading up from my past 581i.

Highly recommended.

Wadia 781i – TONEAudio 023

Wadia at CEDIA Expo 2009

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

Martin Cooper: Wadia
October 8 . 2009 (more…)

971 Reference CD Transport

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

Editors: SoundStage
October 5 . 2009 (more…)