TLDMan
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Exactly what the question asks. I don't listen to the FLAC files themselves (I use iTunes as a player) but I convert them to ALAC and listen to them. I'm not blown away by the quality like people say, though, and I can't really tell the difference between ALAC and 256kbps or so (though my setup is a pair of PortaPros connected to a set of $40 speakers connected to my PC, I'm not sure if that's the problem.)
You could ignore everything I said above, and just answer the question: is FLAC sonically different from ALAC at all?
You could ignore everything I said above, and just answer the question: is FLAC sonically different from ALAC at all?