[9pintube]

Vinyl only, in main music rm. + Cds used with head phone system....

 

[Young Spade]

I picked FLAC as that is what I'm mostly getting now, but if I actually took count I'd say the 320kbs mp3 files out weigh them.

 

[Deedsy]

FLAC mostly; some other mp3 too though i usually rip the CD's as quick as i can get em. And i could never forget my Vinyl

 

[germanturkey]

i started to get FLACs, but i don't hear that noticeable of a difference between that and 320?

 

[Barock]

CD as the starting point, though all my collection is now in FLAC and MP3 at various bitrates. The 320kbps MP3 get listened to most often at the moment, though FLAC is gaining ground on the home setup.

 

[InFn-0]

back in the black and white days it was cassettes for me. Then it became CD's, then it was mp3 and now it is flac.

 

[balanceofpower]

If by quantity:

Vinyl, then CD.

 

[moriez]

Last CD bought in 2006. Everything comes in 320 now. FLAC is the way to go though.

 

[Azathoth]

FLAC for archiving, though these days i'm content with 320 kbps CBR mp3 for ipod/clip+ listening.

 

[Waterfalls]

I don't have a powerful headphone set-up nor have the memory to generally enjoy FLAC files. The majority of my files are V0 to 320 kbps.

 

[bear7]

Cd's ripped to Apple lossless. Always have my backups!!!!

 

[whaleyboy]

In terms of sheer volume I have more music on CDs than any other format.

I rarely listen to CDs, when I want something that is already digital I RIP it to ALAC and stream to a DAC. Probably about half of my CDs are RIPped. I use digital music for background and for times when I am moving around.

When I am listening to music for pleasure I almost always use vinyl.

 

[baddfingerz]

CD ripped via dBPoweramp to .WAV

If I have no choice, .WAV to mp3 @ 320kbps constant bit rate

I will not listen to anything less than mp3 @ 190kbps, transcoded from original source

 

[brat]

I vote CD but the poll is incorrect - we must have 2 choises at lest. My music is 50:50 CDs and lossless.

 

[Chez]

320kbps vbr aac