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Ok, part 2

Posted by E-Stat on February 16, 2017 at 11:34:41:
With MQA, the number of catalog items could be cut in half, or even by two-thirds in some cases, versus having CD resolution and 96kHz resolution and even a 192kHz resolution version.

Why do you believe that? Do you understand that MQA is a 24 bit format? It certainly could not replace the 16 bit Redbook version.

It would be yet another 24 bit format - this time requiring all *new* hardware to exploit!