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Originally Posted by SoundMix
I did that test ages ago. I can easily hear the differences. Of course each persons hearing can vary. And it depends on how well you've take care of your ears, ie. loud levels. Plus it depends on how you listen to music. A professional recording engineer/producer or musician probably listens differently and more critically. All my music except that from Amazon is recorded at the highest bitrates. If I had room on my Zune, I'd probably use lossless or at least OGG if it were an option. Yes, I use professional earphones.
Paul
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Consider testing your ears with a site like this on:
http://nigelcoldwell.co.uk/audio/
It has the same song transcoded into numerous formats. It could help you hone in on one that's best for you. Also note the blind test at the bottom, but you could certainly have a friend load up and test all sorts of versions.
I'd be interested to see how you do with these audio samples as well:
http://www.freemosquitoringtones.org/
Lastly, I totally think that there may be an ability to see the existing devices for a little while on the clearance racks, so there by the time they sell out of 80s and 120s maybe there will be HD-128s.