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Oh, how well can I hear the difference in quality, from my laptop speakers? Geez, I'd have a better chance on my phone, and that would be no chance at all. I l
by inpdx 5y ago
Oh, how well can I hear the difference in quality, from my laptop speakers? Geez, I'd have a better chance on my phone, and that would be no chance at all.
I listen to Tidal through a USB DAC connected to a preamp -> amp -> respectable speakers.
And I can definitely tell the difference. But no one can tell the difference on laptop speakers, the idea is nonsensical, or worse, spreading the idea there is no difference between uncompressed audio and highly compressed audio.
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- dmitriid 5y ago> But no one can tell the difference on laptop speakers, the idea is nonsensical, or worse, spreading the idea there is no difference between uncompressed audio and highly compressed audio. That is the point, isn't it? The absolute vast majority in of people listen to music on anything but gold-plated pre-warmed high-end systems. They listen to music on phones, on portable speakers, in headphones, while driving, cooking, taking care of kids, working... For any practical purpose there is no difference between uncompressed and compressed audio.
- photojosh 5y agoI have to hold myself back from all the complaints about Apple Lossless not working on AirPods.