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I don't care....just another way.....

Posted by StevieRay on October 28, 2016 at 13:46:01:
....for record companies to sell their back catalog to audiophiles again. And sell more DACs. It's funny how people will dream up shit to sell to consumers. I applaud smart men (much smarter than me) and entrepreneurs (sp) who invent things, but frankly we don't need all this new shit. Dream up things to help mankind, or the world, or our broken political system.

I have and listen to hi-rez files, and see no need to fiddle with MQA; storage is cheap.

I did subscribe to Tidal for awhile, but it's like the cable bill: just another expense that I'll never use that much. MQA may help sound when streaming, but otherwise I have no use for it.

I suppose everyone believes that in the future all we will do is "stream". Bullshit. Just wait till that grid breaks down.