I wish I could tell you, but while I may buy CD's, I stream everything. I don't have a CD spinner anymore, just a couple of hundred gigabytes of disk storage, and remote players. :)
CD vs Streaming
Hi,
I am learning every day and a lot thanks to this forum and you who contribute.
Next for me is to understand whether a good streaming set up is superior to a CD or inferior.
(In audible terms, not scientific.)
I am streaming Amazon.
Here is their description - I quote...
""What audio quality does Amazon Music HD support?
I am learning every day and a lot thanks to this forum and you who contribute.
Next for me is to understand whether a good streaming set up is superior to a CD or inferior.
(In audible terms, not scientific.)
I am streaming Amazon.
Here is their description - I quote...
""What audio quality does Amazon Music HD support?
Amazon Music HD offers lossless audio in two quality ranges: HD and Ultra HD.
HD tracks are 16-bit audio, with a minimum sample rate of 44.1 kHz (16/44.1 is also referred to as CD-quality), and an average bitrate of 850 kbps. Ultra HD tracks have a bit depth of 24 bits, with sample rates ranging from 44.1 kHz up to 192 kHz, and an average bitrate of 3730 kbps.""
So I wonder aside from the feeling of ownership and ritual. (I love the owning of a cd collection and/or vinyl. I love the ritual of setting an album up. I get it.)
But sometimes I don't want to "grind the coffee beans, heat up my exresso machine for 10 minutes, froth the milk. :)) I just want a ☕.
Forgive the analogy.
So CD or Stream?
Have an awsome day,
B.