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by dankoss
4441 days ago
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Not sure what point you're trying to make here, but I was responding to your post implying that 192kHz sampling rate improves transient response. It doesn't improve it at all. While there is sampling "distortion" by way of quantization error, this error is inaudible because we're sampling at 24 bits, beyond the dynamic range of human hearing. High sample rates actually REDUCE audio quality because they sample ultrasonics that will interact within the audible range and potentially damage speakers or pick up EMI interference. It has been proven over and over via ABX testing that high res formats are completely indistinguishable from a 24b/44.1kHz master. And further studies have proven most audio engineers can't distinguish between lossless audio and 320kbps MP3. That's what the Xiph link elsewhere in the thread shows. |
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