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1. Apr 19,  · The sampling rate for CDs is kHz, meaning that CD recordings sample the master recording 44, times a second, and can capture frequencies as high as 20 kHz.

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3. 30 Years of Perfect Sound Forever. Eagerly anticipated since the digital audio revolution in recording studios in the late s, Sony announced the CDP, the world's first Compact Disc player, on October 1st, The Compact Disc was developed in concert by Sony, who handled the DSP, and by Philips, who had experience with optical discs.

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4. There’s no question that CDs sound much better than MP3s. But the real downside of the CD is its lack of portability. And having to search through an extensive CD collection to find the song you want to listen to can be frustrating. High-Resolution Audio offers both quality and convenience.

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5. Feb 16,  · We need to decide what we mean by the terms amazing and horrible. CDs are an incredible technology that will faithfully (up the point of the KHz sampling rate) reproduce audio. This is important as reproduction is the key term here. There's an.

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6. (Image via Allhiphop)"Vinyl Records Are Making a Comeback," announced the New York Times earlier this month in a headline widely mocked on social media. Vinyl sales have, after all, been growing since Even the more recent cassette revival has already been covered by the Times: in , erstwhi.

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7. Apr 16,  · The CD plays fine on car CD player and a portable CD player it is just bad on my laptop I have tried upgrading the firmware but to no avail. I do not believe it is caused by the condition of the CD or licensing I firmly believe there is something deep in the bowels of PC technology because it seems to happen (looking at various articles online.

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8. Jun 09,  · Hi, all - What could cause a CD player (thirty-year-old Adcom GCD) to reproduce the clicks and pops of a somewhat-worn LP while playing a CD? Finally got my equally-old TT to sound as good as it's going to, and now this. The CDs appear pristine, and my wife says I can't blame everything on the cat, so, looking for the more knowledgeable to.

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