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RE: Tell us what you are seeing

If it sounds good, it is good. The resolution of the recording doesn't always correlate to whether it sounds good.

I've got older CD's that sound terrific. Then, someone tool that same recording, "remastered" it and reissued it in 24/96. I told myself that I had to have it in the new, "hi-res" version.

In the process of remastering, they compressed all the dynamics out of it. I categorized that purchases as some of the worst money I've ever spent, deleted the recording and queued up the CD version.

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