Why has high-definition audio (as in true 24-bit and 96-192 KHz) never really caught on?
High-definition audio, often defined as true 24-bit with sample rates of 96-192 kHz, has long been regarded as the holy grail of audio quality. Yet, despite its undeniable allure, this format has struggled to gain widespread adoption and become the new standard in the audio industry. In this comprehensive article, we will explore the various …
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