9 thoughts on “ Super-Hi Resolution #1 - Various - Organised By Reel (CD) ”

1. CD-quality digital audio reproduction (44, samples/second with bit resolution aka /16) became available to consumers in It was not the highest available resolution -- in , Soundstream and 3M were recording 50 KHz/16 bit PCM digital audio and Decca (UK) recorded at 48 KHz/18 bit -- but KHz/16 bit stretched the limits of.

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2. Feb 04,  · In this video I cover all of the recent hype about Hi Res Audio and my thoughts on it. As promised in the video here are links about hi res audio read up and decide for yourself Places to get free.

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3. Apr 06,  · 1. Best Budget: HIDIZS AP60 ⅡHi-Res Audio Player. View on Amazon. Editor’s Rating: /5. The HIDIZS AP60 ⅡHi-Res Audio Player is a great budget option because it can deliver supreme audio thanks to the many technologies used. The DAP supports multiple formats such as APE, DSD, FLAC, WAV, and MP3.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Reel To Real on Discogs.5/5(2).

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5. Aug 07,  · A really simply explained description of what Hi-Res audio is. Enjoy the video and don't forget to hit the thumbs up button -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Single Lens Vs Dual Lens Vs Triple.

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6. The High Reel starts, aptly enough, with a high A note. You can turn it into a triplet, slide up to it from G-sharp, or drone the open A string with it. After that comes the string-hopping phrase. If you can play this kind of thing fluidly, it’ll come in handy for a lot of other tunes. The same phrase shows up in O’ Rourke’s Reel.

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7. High resolution audio (hi-res audio, high-definition audio) is musical formats (digital signals) with resolutions above 16 bit/ or 48 kHz, including 1-bit DSD (Direct Stream Digital). Hi-res music is intended to get better listener experience, than standard CD-audio, via higher sound quality.

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8. You’ll also find a good amount of classical, jazz and pop. Most hi-res titles are 96/24 FLAC, and at $ to $ all are reasonably priced. When you browse by genre (Electronic, Metal, Hip-Hop, etc.), hi-res titles get mixed in among standard CD-res offerings—though they’re clearly identified as you scroll down.

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9. By the early s I pretty much assumed reel-to-reel recorders were consigned to the audiophile dust bin of history. All the major manufacturers had dropped by the early 90s, names like Teac, Sony, Revox, Akai and Panasonic were exploring other audio recording technologies like DAT (Digital Audio Tape), and consumers were enamored with CD’s (introduced in ) and reel-to-reel machines.

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