I imagine that trying with jazz or classical music would have been a better approach, but I’m a classic rock fan and it’s what I wanted to try. I also understand there are huge debates about if those formats are really making an audible difference for listeners and I will not try to be the judge of this.ĭebate aside, I’m a fan of new technologies and when I saw that Universal had released some audio albums in high quality audio (24-bit/96 kHz sampling) in the Blu-ray format, I could not resist the urge to get some of them and try it out in the home theater. I must admit I’m new to all of this and my home theater gear is definitively not targeted toward listening to music in high definition formats.
After Sony announcing a new high end Walkman at CES 2015 and Neil Young officially launching the PonoPlayer and Pono store out of its beta phase, we can say that 2015 starts strongly for High Definition audio.
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