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On Wed, 5 Nov 2003 17:54:56 -0500, "Scott Duncan"
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This probably sounds like a silly question and I did find one article

on
the
web supporting it.

Does lossy compression (being digital-MD,MP3,DTS) cause hearing loss?

Thanks.

Yes. Listening to digital audio can indeed, I'm afraid, cause
deafness.



What do you blame for your inability to read the question that was

asked?

That would be the blindness reading your posts has caused.

What do you blame for your inability to admit a mistake?


It's non-existent. However its rampant among you and yours.


 
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