"Chasing that last few per cent of performance is fundamental to the audiophile pursuit." Then you better spend a lot of time in used record stores, looking fo

"Chasing that last few per cent of performance is fundamental to the audiophile pursuit." Then you better spend a lot of time in used record stores, looking for CDs pressed before the late '90s. The labels have ruined all popular music mastered or "remastered" since then with DYNAMIC compression, and those are the only versions you're going to find on streaming services. Lossless delivery of shit is still shit. We all have cheap, widespread access to nearly flawless audio-reproduction technology... and nothing to play on it.