Originally Posted by Rolski
A lot of interesting reading at realhd-audio.com including this article on MQA , where Mark Waldrep says
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However, as important as this new technology is…it doesn’t make any changes to the original signal. It’s doesn’t reveal any additional nuances or fidelity in the original recording. The claims that it results in an improvement in fidelity over the source are misplaced.
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MQA is an important stepping-stone in the evolution of music delivery NOT a revolution is sound quality.
Thoughts / comments ?

Thanks for posting a good example of the sort of thing I had in mind when starting this thread: an audio enthusiast who does not understand MQA. Why does he imagine that "the original signal" should be "changed"? And why does it not reveal "additional nuances"?

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