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Poll Question: Which Format do you listen to most often?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
23 [36.51%]
16 [25.40%]
13 [20.63%]
6 [9.52%]
0 [0.00%]
5 [7.94%]
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Is there an echo in here?

I've noticed that happen to me on occasion.  The post takes too long to go through so I keep clicking the post reply button. LOL
Usually I catch it and delete the repeat to make everything neat.
I wish I had a good dbx cassette deck.  I'm got some rare stuff recorded off the radio I can't play back anymore.
When did reel to reel fade away anyway?  That used to be the bomb for audiophiles.


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What? Nobody listens to reel to reel anymore?  Smile
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Any format with the proper quality.
 
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^ Ogg is great, but it doesn't play in most MP3 Players. Therefore, I rip my CD collection to lossless files (FLAC) and two rounds of lossy files: high quality MP3 (V0, variable bitrate at around 245 kbps) for the computer and medium quality MP3 (V5, variable bitrate at around 130 kbps) for my portable MP3 Player.

I was only once tempted to buy a vinyl and I regret that decision.
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Mostly OGG rips of CD

Ogg is the best compressed file type, IMO. I like to use ogg vorbis.
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Mostly OGG rips of CD
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Is there an echo in here?
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These days WMA because I listen to music on my computer all day at work and I have my entire collection ripped.  I still do CDs while commuting and when I want to sit down and listen to something with my undivided attention, it's got to be CD with headphones.

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These days WMA because I listen to music on my computer all day at work and I have my entire collection ripped.  I still do CDs while commuting and when I want to sit down and listen to something with my undivided attention, it's got to be CD with headphones.

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MMMM nothing like a real CD. But as previously said nothing wrong with MP3's
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Vinyl, probably.
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Well, I buy them all in CDs, but aside from the car and taking them places, I rip them onto a central location in my PC. Then, I guess we're looking at 256 VBR AAC. Not quite MP3, but there's not a huge difference if we're talking basic formats.
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I am curiious to see how many people listen to the different formats.  
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