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In Reply to: Its really not that straight forward posted by G Squared on April 18, 2016 at 18:42:02:
"The content needs to be recorded in hi rez or made from analog masters in hi Rez to be worth it."
Uh, yes, those are the only two possibilities..not sure I understand your point
I don't purchase recording engineering. I purchase music.
I want the whole Simon & Garfunkel catalog in the best possible digital quality? I go to Pono and buy the 24/192 remasters. I want the best possible digital Bruce Springsteen titles? I go to HDTracks and buy the 24/96 Bob Ludwig remasters. I want the best possible Yes discography in digital? I buy the Steven Wilson remixes and the 192 flat transfers of the original mixes.
This is how shopping for (hi rez) music works. I don't shop by resolution or recording credits. It starts with the titles.
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- RE: Its really not that straight forward - Isaak J. Garvey 18:52:18 04/18/16 (2)
- same here but - G Squared 19:03:11 04/18/16 (1)
- RE: same here but - Isaak J. Garvey 19:08:12 04/18/16 (0)
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