In Reply to: RE: FLAC Degrades sound quality permanently posted by audioengr on January 8, 2012 at 16:20:59:
If you had said that the FLAC player, the computer and the DAC did not sound great then I would have agreed with you. But to say that FLAC didn't sound great, I will not accept that. There is no basis in attributing any sonic problems to the format. There are other players that completely avoid these problems when playing FLAC as they do not reference any FLAC data or execute any FLAC instructions while the music is playing.
Tony Lauck
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- RE: FLAC Degrades sound quality permanently - Tony Lauck 18:41:10 01/08/12 (13)
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