yeah, i'm sure there can be software based solutions for this using the hardware already in your pc and probably alot cheaper than the ~1000 dollars for a domestic product.
i havnt really tried ogg that much, but with my Klipsh Promedia 4.1's, 192k makes a noticeable difference above 128k, so thats what i usually rip at. while most modern speakers are well shielded, you gota make sure your subwoofer is in an appropriate stop because this can cause some inteferance.
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yeah, i'm sure there can be software based solutions for this using the hardware already in your pc and probably alot cheaper than the ~1000 dollars for a domestic product.
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i havnt really tried ogg that much, but with my Klipsh Promedia 4.1's, 192k makes a noticeable difference above 128k, so thats what i usually rip at. while most modern speakers are well shielded, you gota make sure your subwoofer is in an appropriate stop because this can cause some inteferance.
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