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Yep. People will pay for it even if there’s only a perceived benefit. Everyone who has hung out with audiophiles has known at least one who is convinced they ca
by SOLAR_FIELDS 2y ago
Yep. People will pay for it even if there’s only a perceived benefit. Everyone who has hung out with audiophiles has known at least one who is convinced they can hear the difference. But if that person was tested in a blinded format would they actually succeed?
Lossless music is great. As an archival tool, to transcode into something smaller on your actual listening device. It’s not a technology designed for streaming or listening in today’s world.
- Nition 2y ago> But if that person was tested in a blinded format would they actually succeed? I always think of that famous coathanger post: https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/speakers-when-is-good-enough-enough.2512/page-2#post-15412 https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/speakers-when-... And the immediate nitpicking following it: "Is your speaker system time coherent?"