Audiophiliac
100+ Head-Fier
A 192khz refers to a recording's sample rate, and is a nice higher res file. You are mistaking me for meaning only 192kbps, which would indeed have to be compressed.What is a “192kHz uncompressed file”? A 192 lossy file is compressed, not uncompressed. And I never said anything about turntables. You appear to be talking without listening, you’re arguing without any factual basis to back up what you say, and you insist on putting words in my mouth that I never said. That is disingenuous. You know you’re wrong but you feel a need to win at any cost.
I know you never said anything about turntables, why would you think you would have had to? 192khz sample rate uncompressed files, which are like 9216kbps, still lose to turntables. I say that, you haven't. Why do you think I'm trying to make you lose? Hey, if you ever think that uncompressed tracks play back more of the track than lossy compression, will you not be able to get the girls anymore?