Subject: | Re: MP3 vs CD |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Sat Dec 15, 2007 12:29 pm ((PST)) |
>This is either a >technical question or a "golden ear" question and not meant to imply >anything bad about Bernie and his fabulous recordings... is 192kbps >as good a recording as a CD? This seems to have been a debate when >iTunes came out and I haven't really heard much except for speculative >comments. What does this group of true audiophiles think about this? > Is this discrepancy in quality a myth or fact? I've done double-blind listening tests. 192K MP3, with a good encoder (there are some dogs out there), is -very difficult- to distinguish from CD. That qualifies as good enough in my book, and I keep my personal entertainment and bird ID libraries in that format. To put it in perspective, the damage done to a recording by MP3 encoding is an order of magnitude less than dubbing it to analog tape. -Dan Dugan |
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