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You can take a blind test and see for yourself if you can detect lossless audio from compressed: http://abx.digitalfeed.net http://abx.digitalfeed.net
by cainxinth 4y ago
You can take a blind test and see for yourself if you can detect lossless audio from compressed:
http://abx.digitalfeed.net http://abx.digitalfeed.net
- ahofmann 4y agoThis test is, of course, limited to the equipment with which you perform it. The most important equipment by far is your own ears. I was 16 when the audience was blindly played the same song (by Michael Jackson) from vinyl, CD and DVD on a 1.5 million dollar system. At that time I could immediately tell which medium was being played. Half the people in the room were wrong and it was clearly due to the age of the audience. Meanwhile, I would probably also no longer be able to tell the difference. But If your audio system sucks, you will also have a hard time to Tell the difference in this Test.
- cainxinth 4y agoI’m no spring chicken either and I don’t have a million dollar setup, but with a pair of $100 Shure SE215, I can just barely make out which are lossy (usually). But it’s not a big enough difference to concern me. I’m still plenty happy with a 320kps mp3.