Apple's AirPods Team Wants 'More Bandwidth' Than Bluetooth Provides

[eicca]

still no. And actually, professional musicians tend to suffer from more damaging hearing loss earlier in life than the general population. Moreover, the comparison does not involve "live instruments with infinite definition", but is instead between a cd quality recording and a 320kbs aac/mp3. Finally, we all hear at sounds all around us every day in this so called "infinite definition".

You’re missing the point. I absolutely can hear it (and if you think I can’t then you’re just jealous) because being around live instruments conditions the ears to hear the super-high frequency information that digital media either can’t capture (compressed) or can only partially reproduce (CD-quality). The only ones that suffer hearing loss are the ones that don’t take the necessary steps to protect their ears.

I can hear it very easily. The end.

 

[darngooddesign]

still no. And actually, professional musicians tend to suffer from more damaging hearing loss earlier in life than the general population. Moreover, the comparison does not involve "live instruments with infinite definition", but is instead between a cd quality recording and a 320kbs aac/mp3. Finally, we all hear at sounds all around us every day in this so called "infinite definition".

Apple Music is either 256k AAC or Apple Lossless. And yes, I can hear the difference over wired headphones.