> Secondly, good codecs make a world of difference [...] quality in all 3 settings far surpasses what's on PSTN [...] To be fair, this is probably true of any

> Secondly, good codecs make a world of difference [...] quality in all 3 settings far surpasses what's on PSTN [...] To be fair, this is probably true of any decent VoIP solution on the market. The problem is always that moment you have to connect to the PSTN and you're forced into a choice of G.711 or G.729.