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 Member 632 Level 40.53 Mar 2006 
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I recently got an Ipod and started ripping my CD's to 192 MP3. I did a test with 128 AAC files vs 192 and then 320 mp3 and they didn't sound any different to me (either through headphones or my PC). Now I just rip in 128 AAC for space purposes, since it doesn't sound any worse than larger files.
I figure if I ever need to archive "perfect" copies, I'll just buy the CD, like I usually do. Lossless files are too bulky to be worth the trouble (both in terms of downloading and storing). I'm also pretty happy with a $50 GE speaker set-up and $20 Radioshack in-ear phones (which I use interchangably with the original Ipod earbuds). I'd probably invest in a more expensive pair of headphones if I could sample them to hear a noticable difference beforehand. So I clicked on 'no'. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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