MQA Shill Steve Stone Provides a Good Laugh For a Friday...

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5 hours ago, Brinkman Ship said:

Oh, Master Shill Jason Victor Serenus managed to mention MQA through out his reports gratuitously.

 

 

 

Before slagging on someone the next time you might consider learning how to spell their name. 

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5 hours ago, tmtomh said:

@The Computer Audiophile

No one can deny that for years, in fact a couple of decades by now, it has been an article of faith in the audiophile press (not to mention most of the audiophile community) that lossless audio formats are to be avoided,

 

Any chance you meant to say "lossy audio formats"?

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34 minutes ago, botrytis said:

What is 'Temporal Blurring' any way? MQA described it but it was a nonsense description. Describe it so others will know what YOU mean.

 

You bought in to MQA hook, line, and sinker.

 

In your hurry to make sure that no post involving MQA went by without someone reminding us how shitty it is, you apparently stopped reading at the part you challenged. 

 

“Nevertheless, nothing worth all this fuss”

 

By the way, you neglected to call him a “shill”. In case you weren’t aware of it, that’s required in every MQA post on CA. 

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11 hours ago, crenca said:

 MQA is controversial, so of course their decision to make MQA the default album in Tidal is controversial.  I don't subscribe to Tidal (or Roon) for MQA, rather 16/44.  

 

I like Roon obviously, and they do many things right.  This is not one of them.  

 

Roon support has said several times on their forum that highest resolution is the default, not MQA. Including SPECFICALLY to you. To the best of my knowledge Tidal doesn’t have any music other than MQA that is higher resolution than 16/44 so MQA is the default. However, if you had in your own collection of music an MQA album that was 24/96 and a non MQA version of the same album that was 24/192, the non MQA version would be the default. Highest resolution as the default has been that way ever since I started using Roon.