tweak1,
Understood. I no longer listen to Coldplay discs on my home system due to poor recording quality but I still enjoy these discs on my OEM car system.
I've discovered that music files recorded direct to digital are especially good source material that are consistently well recorded and mastered. I have several hi-res 24bit/96KHz FLAC files downloaded from a Dutch site called Sound Liaison:
https://www.soundliaison.com/
These are all direct to digital master recordings of live music played at their large studio. Downloads are available in various digital formats from FLAC to DSD.
The audio quality is excellent top to bottom with uncompressed dynamics that make them easily sound better than my ripped cds.
Tim
Understood. I no longer listen to Coldplay discs on my home system due to poor recording quality but I still enjoy these discs on my OEM car system.
I've discovered that music files recorded direct to digital are especially good source material that are consistently well recorded and mastered. I have several hi-res 24bit/96KHz FLAC files downloaded from a Dutch site called Sound Liaison:
https://www.soundliaison.com/
These are all direct to digital master recordings of live music played at their large studio. Downloads are available in various digital formats from FLAC to DSD.
The audio quality is excellent top to bottom with uncompressed dynamics that make them easily sound better than my ripped cds.
Tim