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can you hear a difference between an mp3 at 128k vs. 320k if you answered no than your probably over 30 or are almost deaf. Please note that "128k" and "320k" as it relates to mp3's refers to how much data is being transferred in a given slice of time, not the sample rate. Both ...

The answers to your questions are contained in the above mentioned white paper. It's a well-researched, factual work, from a highly respected engineer who is rooted in both theory and practice, music and engineering. I suggest you read it and see if it answers your questions. Not only are sample rat...

Didn't know that my HD192 was producing 96khz to my speakers. Even if it does , I'm not a bat...... That's how digital sampling works. Your HD192 puts out a theoretical frequency response of 96khz; which as you indicate is audible to some dogs and to most bats; but not any humans. It's called the N...

Isn't the sampling rate frequency the quantity of information INSIDE one second of data instead of a frequency response ? I think that a 192khz "sampling rate" means that there is gonna be 192 000 samples in one second. A 48khz "sampling rate is 48 000 samples in one second. There ar...

Pretty much the definitive technical view on the effectiveness of high sampling rates is Dan Lavry's white paper on Sampling Theory for Digital Audio. Here's a link to a pdf of Dan's paper: http://www.lavryengineering.com/documents/Sampling_Theory.pdf Dan's exhaustive writing on the subject basicall...