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I like still my current "cheap" chain: PC --> Topping E30 ($130) --> Yamaha A-S301 ($350) --> Elac Debut 2.0 B62's ($180). In my high school years it was: PC --> Topping D10 ($110) --> Sansui 2000A (Free) --> Realistic Minimus 7 Black ($7). Polk Audio speakers (6.5" models) used to be dirt...

Years ago, I listened to the DA mixes of some Elton John (Tidal), they were fine. I didn't like how there lossy though, they were in the "Dolby Digital Plus" format. Do not know if Apple Music has lossless DA tracks, probably not since many streaming platform share the same files.

Hmm

I was looking at Green Day "Hi-res" stuff because I heard it was better then the OG releases. I thought MQA was deader then HD DVD and my parents marriage but I guess not. If you don't know about the whole MQA thing, I would suggest you to do some research, its 2025.

I listened to FM a lot as a kid. Everybody complains about the "Algorithms" feeding them media but I kind of miss that. When your a kid, your discovering music/tastes and FM was the easiest way to discover it. I discovered music that I like and hated via being "Force Fed" on the waves by the...

A little late but whatever

They copied their style pretty well. I used to listen to "I Must Be In Love" a lot as a kid. Her first 2 albums were pretty country. Should give it a listen some time.

I remember when she was first coming out. She was country, now she does mainstream pop for brainlets.

I grew up with The Beatles mainly there Red/Blue comp albums. During my era (2000s), it seemed like the "1" comp album was everywhere, it had a good track list. For a little while, I was a small Beatles" fan and listened to there actual albums. Eventually I moved away and listen to them, time to...

You posted this here to prove a bunch of idiots wrong? Anybody with 1 braincell can tell the difference between a 192kbps OPUS file and a FLAC. The only kind of equipment that you couldn't tell the difference between Spotify being re-compressed through Bluetooth and CD playback is a Walmart...

Although I do agree that purchased content should be able to be redownloaded at any time, you can't expect the servers to be there and/or the licensing to work out. In many agreements, companies reserve the right to "Rug Pull". I don't like rug pulls when the content is DRM Locked (Ex: Online...

I think its ironic how music is the opposite of this. You can buy Zero DRM Lossless Music that is competitive with physical CD prices. I personally wouldn't mind buying "Digital Files" since there DRM free and can be transferred to any medium you want. The only problem with buying "Digital...

I loved the Blu-ray medium but it does have its flaws. I think it went downhill when 4K was coming heard. What I like: Good video and audio bitrates that still hold up very well these days (1080p Discs). Good format/value for offline backups of data. Good reliability and more scratch resistant...

Polk subwoofers are just bad value (Especially these days, lowest to highest). For the price for a "Polk Signature Elite ES10", you can get a "SVS SB-1000 Pro". Heck, even right now you can get a "SVS SB-2000 Pro" for the same price.

Hell no. 200 watts RMS for 12 inch subwoofer, that's not that great. The most bang for your buck, is car subwoofers. Plenty of home subwoofer amps that can be used with car subwoofers.

As a proper adult, I've been drinking coffee. I use a Keurig machine with off-brand coffee pods (Donut/Vanilla Medium), its about $0.25 per cup (Not great compared to pure grounds). I can drink them without creamer but I do use those sugar free liquid creamers (Pure until the coffee turns a...

Polk subs are overpriced not as bad as Sony speaker pricing though (At least in my country). I've owned the Logitech Z623 for a couple of years and there good. Not audiophile clear but not piezo-tweeter birthday card screechy either. The bass is super solid, my favorite part about them...