Soulkeeper wrote: 
> Good for you. Probably completely irrelevant for everybody else.

There can be some benign explanations that trip not so technical people
sometimes, as replay gain tags and the preamp volume settings on SB2/3
these give different volume for the same file !
So the louder gets deemed as richer more resolving with better bass etc
, note that small loudness differences don't not get perceived as
"louder" but as "better" by small I mean 0,5-2dB depending on your
threshold for detecting such stuff

But you are half right the process of "hearing" non existing stuff is
completely internal and is going on in ones head no signal difference of
any kind electrical or acoustical need to exist .

But this is a media transmittable affection, modern audiophilia is some
kind of media pandemic :) so it is relevant for others but not in good
way , we will probably here things like WAV sounds better than FLAC
until we die .

I'm more old school audiophile listening to good music with a hifi "high
fidelity" ideal trying to faithfully reproduce my source material a wide
variety of all kinds of music and recordings , some demanding for a hifi
system some not ,some sounds horrible and some excellent  dodging the
imbecilic idea that everything should sound good (it can't, been there
done that got the T-shirt).
Sadly for young audiophiles with very modern taste most recordings are
horrible :-/ so I can sympathize why some falls into the trap of trying
to "fix it" with the hifi .

The new kind of audiophile listens to cables and stockfish recordings ?
or Sheffield labs drumtrack or some such nonsense :) I also have this
T-shirt saddly , I will join my local AA (Anonymous Audiophiles) if i
get a relapse and buy cable lifters or mpingo discs .


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