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Old August 22nd 14, 10:33 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Eiron[_3_]
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Default Journalists sample hi-res.

On 21/08/2014 18:39, John Williamson wrote:

The shortest chain I've used was Orchestra - Zoom H2 set to 24 bit -
headphones. Even on that, I noticed a reduction in sound quality, mostly
due to the headphones. By the time it got to CD, it was noticeably
inferior, ...


That seems dubious. How many bits do you need? 18? 20? 22?
What sample rate is the minimum required for perfect sound?

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Old August 22nd 14, 11:21 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
John Williamson
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Default Journalists sample hi-res.

On 22/08/2014 11:33, Eiron wrote:
On 21/08/2014 18:39, John Williamson wrote:

The shortest chain I've used was Orchestra - Zoom H2 set to 24 bit -
headphones. Even on that, I noticed a reduction in sound quality, mostly
due to the headphones. By the time it got to CD, it was noticeably
inferior, ...


That seems dubious. How many bits do you need? 18? 20? 22?
What sample rate is the minimum required for perfect sound?

I just report what I find. For perfect sound, you need more than 44.1
kHz sample frequency, as the human ear can be affected by frequencies
higher than are consciously audible or available at that sample frequency.

I was, however, using a different ADC and analogue chain for playing
back the CD.

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Old August 22nd 14, 01:07 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Dave Plowman (News)
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Default Journalists sample hi-res.

In article ,
John Williamson wrote:
I just report what I find. For perfect sound, you need more than 44.1
kHz sample frequency, as the human ear can be affected by frequencies
higher than are consciously audible or available at that sample
frequency.


I'm not convinced by that argument for a purely replay medium. For signal
processing you will need ideally higher sampling rates.

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Old August 22nd 14, 11:32 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Brian Gaff[_2_]
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Default Journalists sample hi-res.

That depends on who you ask from what i can tell. as the samples go up
accuracy drops.
Brian

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On 21/08/2014 18:39, John Williamson wrote:

The shortest chain I've used was Orchestra - Zoom H2 set to 24 bit -
headphones. Even on that, I noticed a reduction in sound quality, mostly
due to the headphones. By the time it got to CD, it was noticeably
inferior, ...


That seems dubious. How many bits do you need? 18? 20? 22?
What sample rate is the minimum required for perfect sound?

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Eiron.



 




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