What is hi-res audio, and does it make any difference?

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Pretty interesting article on hi-res audio

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#2

I am not sure that human ears can really make out the difference.
My old worn out ones certainly not. :laughing:

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#3

In my opinion it become little loud from 320kbps music as i hear in my motion plus…thats it…

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#4

Thanks for sharing. I think it does depending on your chain of Equipment.

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#5

I seriously doubt that my ears would be able to tell much of a difference. I’m happy with my current setups and Soundcore products allow me to hear music the way I want to hear it.

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#6

That’s it, the more one plays around with settings and codecs, the more one becomes unsettled. :sweat_smile:

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#7

If you’ve been told it’s better then paid for the difference you’re pretty sure you can detect it.

https://news.mit.edu/2019/how-expectation-influences-perception-0715#:~:text=For%20decades%2C%20research%20has%20shown,based%20on%20similar%20past%20experiences.

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6319577/

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#8

with my hearing from all the concerts and the fact that i am tone deaf i honestly do no detect much difference in sound. I have a hard time being able to even decern the difference between subtle changes i know something sounds bassy or dingy which is what i call to much treble but that’s about it for me

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