use a lossless format, not MP3.

Memory is cheap nowadays, you can always converted to MP3 for your playback device. But you should definitely have a lossless master copy. I prefer 24-bit 96 kHz using Aiff format, but any lossless format should be significantly better than a lossy MP3 format. I play back my ripped records using Audirvana via the iTunes library through either the dragonfly version 1.2 or my on board d to a processor on my Parasound pre. like I said, if your playback device has limited memory then just convert to MP3 just for your playback device retaining the high-resolution recording for future playback device iterations.

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Topic - MH mmf-2.1 cartridge/stylus upgrade - monoplinth 09:04:14 02/24/15 (8)

RE: MH mmf-2.1 cartridge/stylus upgrade - tketcham 10:20:46 02/24/15 (1)

RE: MH mmf-2.1 cartridge/stylus upgrade - monoplinth 13:54:27 02/24/15 (0)

The 95 is the best cheap cartridge on the market. Give it 50 hours or so break in. - Opus 33 1/3 09:29:55 02/24/15 (5)

RE: The 95 is the best cheap cartridge on the market. Give it 50 hours or so break in. - monoplinth 14:36:06 02/24/15 (4)

use a lossless format, not MP3. - texanater 10:08:47 03/01/15 (1)

RE: use a lossless format, not MP3. - monoplinth 20:26:45 03/01/15 (0)

I had an MMF-2 back in the 1990s. Going with a better mat and upgrading the cart - Opus 33 1/3 05:35:41 02/25/15 (1)

RE: I had an MMF-2 back in the 1990s. Going with a better mat and upgrading the cart - monoplinth 09:24:02 02/25/15 (0)

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use a lossless format, not MP3. - texanater 10:08:47 03/01/15 (1)

RE: use a lossless format, not MP3. - monoplinth 20:26:45 03/01/15 (0)

use a lossless format, not MP3.

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