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Well, that's a fascinating theory but not really what I think is going on. What I think is happening with the streamed music is this :
Until recently, we had never heard simple unpolluted reproduced audio. Because it's hard to squeeze additional fidelity out of any polluted audio source without STB technology, we assumed that you needed super high resolution to achieve that. I'm putting forward the proposition that you do not need super high resolution to achieve super high realism. You need the absence of electrical distortion, or as Furutech puts it, electrical and mechanical resonance. Then realism simply falls into place naturally, at reasonably modest resolution. I'm also guessing at a reasonably modest standard of high fidelity system also.
A visual analogy - we don't need stronger spectacles. We just need to clean the ones we already have.
Until recently, we had never heard simple unpolluted reproduced audio. Because it's hard to squeeze additional fidelity out of any polluted audio source without STB technology, we assumed that you needed super high resolution to achieve that. I'm putting forward the proposition that you do not need super high resolution to achieve super high realism. You need the absence of electrical distortion, or as Furutech puts it, electrical and mechanical resonance. Then realism simply falls into place naturally, at reasonably modest resolution. I'm also guessing at a reasonably modest standard of high fidelity system also.
A visual analogy - we don't need stronger spectacles. We just need to clean the ones we already have.