🚀 go-pugleaf

If you're right, why on earth did anyone bother to invent 24-bit playback systems at all, since 16-bit obviously is good enough (to your ears, end evidently to anyone else's)? You may be right about DA converters 'connecting the dots', effectivly making a linear signal, but I still think the density of the dots is important. Hey, why didn't we (you!) stick to just 8-bits then, like from those glorious Amiga & Atari days?? Sorry to have other views than you SteveG, and that you have to resort to near insults to get your 'point' across. No, I don't use green felt pens on my CD's (ha-haaaa!), but I play acoustic instruments and use that as a reference for what a really good sound is. Not lab tests.