[Arny Krueger]

"Audio Empire" wrote in message

On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 06:48:45 -0800, Arny Krueger wrote
(in article ):

"Audio Empire" wrote in
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I feel the same way. Like I said, I don't dismiss any
source of music (except iTunes store stuff. Everything
I've ever downloaded from them sounds execrable).

Given that iTunes seems to have a reasonable
cross-section of music available, and a delivery system
that passes technical scrutiny and works for millions,
this seems to be an incredible claim.

I can't help that. I listen with MY ears, you listen with
yours, and as has been demonstrated here more than once,
we don't hear the same things. I hear MP3 artifacts, you
seem not to.

One difference between you and I is that I would only say that I've heard
MP3 artifacts would be based on a DBT.

I hear an improvement in high-resolution
digital formats, you seem not to.

One difference between you and I is that I would only say that I've heard
differences based on the use of hi rez formats if based on a DBT.

I don't hear many of
the "gross distortions" that you say makes it unpleasant
for you to listen to vinyl.

I think you may hear them, but you might not perceive them.