[iTunes] Convert .m4b to mp3 or aac

[Richard Nagle]

Well,
the 580's are not bad, but still not as good
in the midrange as the 650's... however,
really surprise you not picking up, the compression
effect (or the skin effect sound ).

Just to let you know, we have Studio Tannoy Monitors
Speakers... and just listening threw these speakers,
there is a difference in sound texture and coloration
of sound... and dynamics.

Yes, we did in fact, by-pass all other recording
equipment, and ran the sound inputs direct.

Cheer's
Richard



On May 3, 2005, at 12:05 PM, Kirk McElhearn wrote:

>
> On May 3, 2005, at 5:57 PM, Richard Nagle wrote:
>
>> its not.. may flaws in the compression schema.
>> in fact with my NEW Sennheiser HD650 headphones,
>> hearing the difference is like NIGHT and DAY.
>
> Placebo effect. I've got Sennheiser HD 580s (as well as Ultimate Ears 
> UE-10s) and there's no comparing. In fact, for most music, even AAC at 
> 160 sounds nearly as good as the original.
>
>
> Kirk
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