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In Reply to: HD Tracks posted by cohnaudio on August 31, 2015 at 17:00:23:
If it's pop or rock, I'll generally get the lower sample rate unless I've heard that the recording is somehow special. For classical, I'll often get the higher sample rate, even though I can't hear much of a difference between 48/88.2/96. (I do hear a difference on most recordings between 44.1 and 48.) But it's all about the music, so 16/44.1 is fine if that's what is available. After all, I love the great music I have on some noisy early LPs, so why not 16/44.1?
In my system, I don't ever hear a difference between 16 and 24 bits on playback, so I don't worry about that. It makes a huge difference when editing in Pro Tools, but almost none on just playback. YMMV.
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