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Original Message
Probably less that 0.001% of all music ever recorded is even available at resolutions higher than 96 kHz
Posted by fmak on July 4, 2012 at 02:06:34:
This has nothing to do with anything. There are plenty of good 176.4/192k and dsd recordings around that audiophiles go for. Even some of the most originally anti hires inmates here have been buying them by the GB (or TB).
''On the other hand if you want the capability to go to 192 kHz then you need Mac Snow Leopard or newer, a newer version of Linux, or install the Thesycon driver in Windows XP or newer (or maybe Microsoft will include it as part of Win 8). You also have to flip the switch on the back.''
Many use PCs, and dacs with multiple inputs plus usb provide one stop drivers that just work.