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05-08-2008, 08:49 PM
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Should i go to 24bit?
At the moment i have the capabilities to listen to blu-ray's at 48Khz/16-bit. I've noticed that most of the disks i have are at 48Khz/24-bit.
Is it worth going that extra step up? My ears are not exactly the best in the world (courtesy of BOC in 1985  ) so I'd like people's opinions on the move up (or if in fact I'm going to notice any difference at all!)Cheers 
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