Pandaclocker
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On this cool site: http://www.mp3ornot.com/ you can take a 100% random test that will show if you can hear the difference between 128 and 320 kpbs audio or not.
There are 3 different music samples, and they will then repeat if you continue. It's however totally random each time whether clip X is the 320 or 128 kbps one.
I would say that if you can get over 90% correct in a sample of 12 tests in a row (means at least 11/12 correct), then one can conclude that you definitely can hear a sonic difference. If you get much lower than 90% correct in a sample of 12 tests (thus less than 11/12 correct), one can probably conclude that you can't reliably hear any difference.
To make it interesting I therefore suggest everyone interested to take 12 tests in a row and then post their result as a picture here in this thread.
I'll start: 7/12 correct (58%)
Yep, I can't hear any clear difference, mostly guessing from my side.
Excited to see if someone can get 12/12 (or 11/12).
Remember to take your time and listen carefully to both listed samples in step 1 before actually listening (step 2) and guessing (step 3) on "clip X".
There are 3 different music samples, and they will then repeat if you continue. It's however totally random each time whether clip X is the 320 or 128 kbps one.
I would say that if you can get over 90% correct in a sample of 12 tests in a row (means at least 11/12 correct), then one can conclude that you definitely can hear a sonic difference. If you get much lower than 90% correct in a sample of 12 tests (thus less than 11/12 correct), one can probably conclude that you can't reliably hear any difference.
To make it interesting I therefore suggest everyone interested to take 12 tests in a row and then post their result as a picture here in this thread.
I'll start: 7/12 correct (58%)
Yep, I can't hear any clear difference, mostly guessing from my side.
Excited to see if someone can get 12/12 (or 11/12).
Remember to take your time and listen carefully to both listed samples in step 1 before actually listening (step 2) and guessing (step 3) on "clip X".