09-Mar-2015, 01:53
Cool; He's in Vancouver too! Makes me feel totally hip and in the centre of things.
But I also think the article is very good and informative. I'm not knowledgeable about recording techniques or file format technicalities, but I find there is a huge variation in sound quality within any format that I have. I have some CD's that sound great and others are completely flat and lifeless. Some downloaded files we have, from who knows where, are really good, and others are crude.
As f1eng notes in his second paragraph, the differences in recording and processing quality are far greater than the sound quality of the format, or in my experience, the format.
But I also think the article is very good and informative. I'm not knowledgeable about recording techniques or file format technicalities, but I find there is a huge variation in sound quality within any format that I have. I have some CD's that sound great and others are completely flat and lifeless. Some downloaded files we have, from who knows where, are really good, and others are crude.
As f1eng notes in his second paragraph, the differences in recording and processing quality are far greater than the sound quality of the format, or in my experience, the format.
Damon
Powernode, NAD M32, Cambridge CD transport, Analysis Plus, Nordost, iFi Nova, CSS Criton 1TDX, KEF C62
Vancouver, Canada
