Oh no! Where will I pay well over the odds for a 13-bit FLAC now?
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Oh no! Where will I pay well over the odds for a 13-bit FLAC now?
Read MoreAnd a rousing topical singalong.
Read MoreAnd I have two or three days to get the book absolutely finished OH GOD
Read MoreAn audacious innovation in the “high-resolution audio” field: hi-res audio that does lossy compression. And the record companies love it.
Read MoreAlso, Wikipedia started sixteen years ago today.
Read MoreSeriously, $199 for a vibrator for your wrist.
Read MoreFrom the world of your music on other people’s computers.
Read MoreThe sound with the Pearl becomes lighter and has less impact and detail compared to the Supra. Stereo image shrinks, but more obvious is a reduction in detail. Changing to Cinnamon with only one switch in my network produces a surprising result.
Read MoreAudio snake oil, London still the centre of the universe, Summer in Paradise.
Read MoreAt last, a followup on the legendary AOpen AX4B-533 Tube computer motherboard from 2002, and your options for cheap glow-in-the-dark amplification in 2016.
Read More82-year-old retired lawyer Takeo Morita buys his own utility pole, with transformer, for cleaner electricity and perfect sound forever.
Read MoreAs usual, a well-set up blind A/B test of supposedly stupendous audio equipment. And as usual, the actual answer (from ridiculously famous sound engineer
Read MoreSome kind person has been collecting this stuff. Enjoy. HT Paul Makepeace.
Read MorePaul Wilson writes, in Audiophile Review, possibly the stupidest argument against double-blind tests I’ve read in some time. He doesn’t just argue the case
Read MoreNeil Young has unveiled at SXSW a new $400 pocket music player that only plays one specific file type, encoded at “high resolution”. The
Read MoreI’m trying to get a skeptical blog going, in the name of RationalWiki. Yesterday and today I have posted rants about audiophiles: part 1
Read MoreTo bludgeon the point home about anything over CD quality being superfluous, we have, from 2008, Audibility of a CD-Standard A/D/A Loop Inserted Into
Read MoreMere CD quality (16 bit/44.1kHz) is so passé. Apple is now pushing 24/96 (and telling engineers not to compress stuff to shit, God bless
Read MoreAnd to think Denon used to be respectable. Dig this US$500 1.5 metre ethernet cable for audio use. ‘Cos the professional quality ethernet cables
Read MoreSo your PC is a dual two-gigahertz beast machine with a gig of RAM and a soundcard with 5.1 Dolby output. You even claim
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