alamakazim
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Waiting for more impressions too![]()
does ak120 support replaygain for flac?
find that 24bit flac sound softer than 16bit, beside the vol different can't really hear the differences in dynamic range.

I think you getting old.
Jokes aside, I was able to hear subtle differences between 24Bit FLAC and 16Bit FLAC, mostly in the soundstage and instruments' dynamics (slight differences in timbre etc.), which may be due to the slightly better separation.
Whether or not it's placebo, I would try to conduct more A/B'ing. Perhaps others could share their experiences too?
does ak120 support replaygain for flac?
find that 24bit flac sound softer than 16bit, beside the vol different can't really hear the differences in dynamic range.

It might be the ripping of the 24bit flac. If it was a lousy rip, it would sound worse than 16bit that had a good rip.![]()
I think you getting old.
Jokes aside, I was able to hear subtle differences between 24Bit FLAC and 16Bit FLAC, mostly in the soundstage and instruments' dynamics (slight differences in timbre etc.), which may be due to the slightly better separation.
Whether or not it's placebo, I would try to conduct more A/B'ing. Perhaps others could share their experiences too?
It might be the ripping of the 24bit flac. If it was a lousy rip, it would sound worse than 16bit that had a good rip.![]()
True, sometimes it's the original source itself, most discs are natively 16Bit, and even if you upsample it to 24Bit, it doesn't have an additional details from the normal 16Bit.
I think you getting old.
Jokes aside, I was able to hear subtle differences between 24Bit FLAC and 16Bit FLAC, mostly in the soundstage and instruments' dynamics (slight differences in timbre etc.), which may be due to the slightly better separation.
Whether or not it's placebo, I would try to conduct more A/B'ing. Perhaps others could share their experiences too?
Personally, i find that vocals are much more real/lively with a very realistic vocal texture & layering + transparent on the 24bit recording. also, the sub bass is much more tame and controlled. instrument separation is not really present for me but the coherency of the musicality of multiple instruments are better.
MTL, blind test to find out which is indeed better.


