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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2007
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I talked with the PGmusic rep on the phone right before purchasing. She told me that Audiophile came with wav rather that mp3s or mp4s. The point that I made to her is that I dont think that very many people could tell the difference between a wav and am Mp3 when listening through the speakers that they are most likely to have...which is what I hear Gavin and FD saying.
I've been in recording studios that had state of the art speakers and I doubt that I could be certain of wav vs mp3 coming out of them.
I went with the ultrapak. She said that it offers more styles and real-tracks than I will ever know what to do with. She didnt state it that way but the point came across. And it sounded right.
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