Originally Posted by Ronnie
We get it.......for whatever reason, you don't like or understand MQA and the potential benefits it can possibly bring to music listening enjoyment

I get it, you believe what the MQA machine has told you.
And the blue light is really cool and all.

Rather than say he s$cks. how about you...

Post a link that shows some measurements comparing the formats.

Post a link of a double blind study that shows MQA is clearly better.

Post a link of where the papers on MQA have been peer reviewed.

His postings are much clearer to me than the Marketing hype MQA documents that keep getting recycled (usually by brands or magazines that make money off of anything new) and just taken on faith.

He at least takes the time to compare both technically (as best he can). And does his own blind listening tests and seems to be more objective than anything I've seen on this site. And came to the same conclusions I did (by ear).

You are free to comment on his garbage postings. The comments on his work seem rather balanced as well, open minded and skeptical at the same time.

It was very balanced. You obviously didn't read it.


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