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Old 13th August 2009, 05:01 PM
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320 is better than 128, but as a lot of people said you can rarely tell the difference unless you're playing it on a big speaker system. If you're listening to these songs on an iPod or something, 128 is fine. If you're planning to play them on big stereo speakers/car speakers/subwoofers, the 320 will be better.

I prefer VBR to be honest, better quality at a smaller filesize.
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Old 13th August 2009, 06:48 PM
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What Miss Corleone said.

Try ripping your CD at 320 kbps, then to 128 and tell me if you can hear the difference.
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Old 18th August 2009, 09:27 PM
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@ Miss Corleone

Well, the huge majority of sound engineers and musicians have pretty damaged ears, so that's actually the group of people I would trust least for something like that. But you are right that the difference CAN be minimal(the 128k rip of NEXT LEVEL that leaked actually sounded EXACTLY the same than the first 320k rip of it to me in all songs ecxept Sparkle), however, if you think those millions of people who CAN hear the difference sometimes to always all are liars...do some testing with them, did that for fun with a fiend a few days ago with the same songs in 128k and 320k without me knowing which quality im listening to at the moment...got one wrong, but you probably wont believe me
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