Could we please get back to the topic?
Pictures of your portable rig.
Pictures of your portable rig.
Since enjoyment is subjective, you can't say what will push out more enjoyment (nor can I). If you like that 30 year old tech, go ahead and use it, that's fine. Don't try to push it on others.
And certainly, MP3 is the least good lossy format, though I suspect you haven't tried a properly encoded LAME 320k MP3 against (whatever you want) because you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Sorry, I can just promise you that. Most people that make the argument that you're making haven't ever listened to anything other than pre-LAME 128k MP3. And if you want truly good lossy encodes, check out AAC, Apple's encoder is crazy good, or OPUS. They're crazy good and can save you a ton of space.
You need to focus your energies on mastering, that's what's been bad the last few years, not formats.
There has been a steady push to improve the formats. Just like with those TV's that you're such a fan of. You should look in to what the priority was when H.265 was developed to replace H.264. Video has been moving in the direction of lower bit-rates for some time, and finding ways to improve compression, because streaming is where video is headed. You don't have to worry as much about compressing audio, because it consumes so much less bandwidth than video, but you still need to find better ways to compress it.
And so we have had major progress just in that. MP3 was great in that it paved a path that others have followed, then improved upon. Which is why we have AAC and Opus, and Ogg Vorbis, and all of these better containers and encoders.
reginalb you went on a freakin rampage ... Damn
You win lol
Some of it was bad. Really bad. :veryevil:
Check it out, the first CD I ever owned... Crazy how this thing played from a portable Discman now easily fits on a card the size of my pinky finger nail.
The 1985 release of this disc (worldwide) is the best dynamic range version of the album, even slightly better than the 1985 vinyl release (although I doubt I could tell the difference without the normal playback noise of vinyl). The later releases, including SACD, are all worse, especially the 2005 DVDA release. Back then the sound mastering engineers hit the nail on the head!
http://dr.loudness-war.info/album/view/103605
Here's a few pics of the current portable rig with some hand stitched leather cases for them in real lizard and vegetable tanned. AK380 -> chord mojo -> KSE1500s
Here's a few pics of the current portable rig with some hand stitched leather cases for them in real lizard and vegetable tanned. AK380 -> chord mojo -> KSE1500s
Here's a few pics of the current portable rig with some hand stitched leather cases for them in real lizard and vegetable tanned. AK380 -> chord mojo -> KSE1500s
where di you bought your mojo case sir. thanks