Part of the issue is music converted to ones and zeros. Something is lost in most digital music IMHO. But one good thing about getting older and my hearing going to crap is that I don’t notice it as much.
Digital music is definitely better quality lolPart of the issue is music converted to ones and zeros. Something is lost in most digital music IMHO. But one good thing about getting older and my hearing going to crap is that I don’t notice it as much.
One good thing about getting older is the wisdom gained by it: I, for one, have come to understand that I'm sometimes wrong about things, and that I always have the opportunity to learn more, both from people older than me, and from people younger than me.Part of the issue is music converted to ones and zeros. Something is lost in most digital music IMHO. But one good thing about getting older and my hearing going to crap is that I don’t notice it as much.
The Lariat B&O speakers aren't all that great either. I replaced my door, center, rear & the sub with better speakers.
I think the issue is that CD's and even vinyl have better quality sound than music from a streaming service such as Spotify. But I'm no expert, that's just what I've noticed.One good thing about getting older is the wisdom gained by it: I, for one, have come to understand that I'm sometimes wrong about things, and that I always have the opportunity to learn more, both from people older than me, and from people younger than me.
As an audio engineer, I agree that the stock speakers are pretty bad.
I do not agree that representing audio as a series of ones and zeros is in any way lower quality than representing audio as a fluctuating voltage down a wire, or a strip of magnetized rust glued to a reel of plastic tape, or as a series of bumps on a platter or cylinder made out of vinyl or wax.
It is not lower quality.
Digital music is the most accurate and soulful means of recording and playing back audio that humanity has achieved to date.
But I guess everybody on the Internet's an expert.
