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In Reply to: RE: Spectrum Plot for CD rip and 24/96 download - pics posted by cfraser on July 12, 2014 at 11:21:43:
Since my system can sustain a plus 120dB sound at my listening seat per my metering, those would be pretty loud to nearby dogs assuming my system actually responds to them directly and I actually chose to listen at that level. It could happen since it is Zeppelin after all. :)I think my biggest concern is the wasted effort and resources in the system trying to reproduce something that isn't part of the intended program. It will always be damaging at some level, but obviously hard to quantify without some appropriate test gear what level that damage is.
Rational or not I'd spend money yo ensure it isn't there in the first place. It's just bad form to have a -72dB spike in 24/96 files presumably coming at a cost premium.
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