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Re: this is a pretty biased description

> > There is a direct relationship between the level of oversampling or signal manipulation and the level homogenisation of the sound, so the higher the oversampling rate the worse the sound.

Ask yourself why would it need to be fed back if there were no errors??

Butter is analogue, margarine is digital, it does not exist in nature either.
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Please PQ do not go on a hocus pocus tangent again :-( Does a needle tracking a groove exist in nature or I guess turntables and LPs grow on trees or are they harvested like potatoes or mined like coal. :-( Both are contrived man-made techniques for reproducing sound. :-)

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