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 Post subject: The Beatles go digital
PostPosted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:25 pm 
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Apple and EMI To Release Limited Edition Stereo USB

Full story: http://thebeatles.com/#/news/APPLE_AND_EMI_TO_RELEASE/


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 Post subject: Re: The Beatles go digital
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The interesting thing is..it is 24 bit


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 Post subject: Re: The Beatles go digital
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Just a matter of time before we see the 24/96 versions.

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 Post subject: Re: The Beatles go digital
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noams1 wrote:
The interesting thing is..it is 24 bit


Yes, but why only at 44.1 KHz ??

Next release may be 24/96 DVD...

then after that 24/192 Bluray.

and so on.....

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Makes marketing sense really. First 16/44.1, now 24/44.1, soon 24/96, then 24/176.4 or 24/192. They can see fools on the hill who will keep stepping up to higher resolution. Never mind that the original tapes of the early stuff had a frequency range of 30-15,000hz which is more than covered by the bandwidth of remastered 16/44.1, :lol:

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I just went out and bought a real apple instead. I went with a Granny Smith and just shoved a 16GB USB flash drive into the apple. All Flacs, all the time. Now I just have to replace the apple once every few days cause they do rot so.. :lol:


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 Post subject: Re: The Beatles go digital
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jakeman wrote:
Makes marketing sense really. First 16/44.1, now 24/44.1, soon 24/96, then 24/176.4 or 24/192. They can see fools on the hill who will keep stepping up to higher resolution. Never mind that the original tapes of the early stuff had a frequency range of 30-15,000hz which is more than covered by the bandwidth of remastered 16/44.1, :lol:

Ahhhhh, very glad to see that someone has been paying attention :wink:

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