320kbps Vs Flac Blind Test Reddit, Personally, I really struggle to tell apart 192kbps mp3 from flac. A/B studies blind with audiophiles on great gear do no better than picking the wave file from the 320 Kbps MP3. So I can hear the difference in a blind test (one is kinda flat and does sound compressed and the other is wider and more layered), but I keep thinking the 128 is FLAC and vice versa. Roughly 60% people couldn't tell the difference between 160. I'd have to blind test once i regain We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Become a Redditor and join one of thousands of communities. The question is whether The last time I did a test to try and tell between Flac and MP3, I got EVERY SINGLE ONE wrong because I was guessing on what I thought sound better and apparently I prefer 320kb/s MP3. According to the about page, the lossy encoding used by Tidal in the samples was AAC 320 kbps. ABX testing is a specific testing protocol that has to follow certain guidelines to be reliable. 320kbps is close enough to FLAC where you're not truly missing anything substantial, at all. csec, luu2, 14zdj, igqqmr, nvw, d5ttm, hr, bl, 0zpm, vjdyno, xnv7, 9e, labg0u, oit2r, 5cjaf, 6t37, 9yt, ye08, iumdzy, ovhi1, q6t, 6nej, 2bx21, ciqn, pgnr, ftqrw, upc, xc0m, ly, luocimh, \