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Why Your MP3's Sound Bad: High-Resolution Audio Explained

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Why Your MP3's Sound Bad: High-Resolution Audio Explained - by Jamie Lendino/ PCMag.com

Neil Young made waves this week by attacking digital music and pining for the good old days of vinyl.

Just how do MP3s compare to analog recordings? Is there really that big a difference between 128 Kbps, 256 Kbps, and so called lossless formats?

PCMag's resident audio expert, Jamie Lendino, sounds off. Check it out. It will change the way you buy music, and perhaps the way you listen to it, as well.

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