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Well they do make for crappy background music....

Posted by Chuck Y on June 10, 2012 at 08:38:53:
If that is what you are used to doing when you put music on. I do a lot of casual listening so regular amounts of compression are fine but when I am really focused on what I'm listening to I can enjoy a more realistic dynamic range.

I think one of the impediments to wide dynamic range audio is that the quiet moments really require a quiet room. Not much difference from trying to play a good CD on a car audio system - CD's with good dynamic range sound terrible. You can't hear any of the quiet music at all when you are driving.