Archimago wrote: 
> drmatt: "Actually I'd rather see a "thx like" mastering standard ..."
> 
> Yeah, I think something like this applied as a "standard" for which
> high-resolution recordings can be certified as such might be
> beneficial... Hard to imagine this happening though given how far down
> Wonderland the consumer associations and how meaningless the "Hi-Res
> Audio" logo and definition has become. The "branding" is already damaged
> and continues to be nothing more than hype, playing on impressionable
> audiophile insecurities who desire "big numbers" like 192kHz, 24-bits,
> DSD128+... Folks like Neil Young and Bob Stuart are not helping the
> situation.
> 
> As for MQA, I think it's pretty clear that it's DOA. With negatives
> coming out of Schiit and PS Audio, and the obvious ridiculousness of
> TAS's articles, the hype ain't working. This is good IMO. Unlike DSD
> which is dying by virtue of just not delivering despite its time in the
> sun, if audiophiles can stand up and call BS on stuff like MQA.......

Yes it sounds like MQA is already dying on its feet. No matter, perhaps
the inertia or desire for a standard can be used to produce a better
one...

In the old days we'd have got the BBC to do it.. but that's been
neutered and can't produce its own obituary.




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