Hi, this is my first post here, and I am a newbie in this hi-fi world. I have several albums on my computer in different formats. Let's take Pink Floyd's album Wish You Were Here as the reference in this post. I have two versions of this album: the first is in DSF, 11289 kHz, 22579 kbps, 1 bit format. And the second one is WV, 384 kHz, 17554 kbps, 32 bits.
I don't have such good equipment; I just have my iPhone, Denon AH-GC30 headphones, and my laptop. I listen to music on my laptop, which has a Realtek ALC256 sound card. I don't have any DAC/amp yet.
My question is: Is it possible to hear a difference between these two versions of the album in my case? Just with my headphones and computer? I mean, I want to have the best version of the album in the highest possible quality, even if my equipment is not enough. Do you think it's nonsense? Which format is the best, and what are the differences between WV and DSF?
Thank you in advance, and I'm sorry if I have any grammar mistakes.
I don't have such good equipment; I just have my iPhone, Denon AH-GC30 headphones, and my laptop. I listen to music on my laptop, which has a Realtek ALC256 sound card. I don't have any DAC/amp yet.
My question is: Is it possible to hear a difference between these two versions of the album in my case? Just with my headphones and computer? I mean, I want to have the best version of the album in the highest possible quality, even if my equipment is not enough. Do you think it's nonsense? Which format is the best, and what are the differences between WV and DSF?
Thank you in advance, and I'm sorry if I have any grammar mistakes.