Children. Don't buy beats.

Bought Hi-Fi headphones to listen to Lo-Fi chill music at KZfaq

I just don't get why those horrible mono bluetooth speakers have become acceptable. I understand that not everyone can afford a $10,000 sound system, and even if you COULD, doesn't mean you would want to. But the mainstream audio equipment that people use is really, really BAD.

Hi-fi stuff isn't for everyone, but it can be damn addicting and expensive for those who do enjoy it.

Hi-fi sound equipment doesn't necessarily have to reproduce the sound from the source accurately, some can still be considered hi-fi even if it "colors" the sound. "Reference quality" is the term used for gear that's goal is to be as accurate as possible.

who else is listening to that with 300$ Headphones?

HiFi is the WiFi stoned

If you’re like most people and can’t tell the difference between 192kb/s and 320kb/s, don’t worry about Hi-Fi audio. It gets expensive fast and you won’t be able to hear much difference (if any). If you not only CAN tell the difference between 192k and 320k but the 192k is almost PAINFUL in the comparison, Hi-Fi is like heroin: it takes all of your money and when you get a hit of it almost nothing else matters.

Linus, but, but I like Wi-Fi more than Hi-Fi

Hi fi person spent $50,000 headphone $5 walk-mart jean $2 Kmart shirt $1 goodwill shoes living with parents under basement

The biggest disappointment of my life was going to my first rock concert as a teen and it sounded so much shittier than the record.

I think it's quite similar with video.

Editor: "How many stock images do we need to buy for this video?"

Low Quality Audio is Like:

Now do audio codecs.

I just bought a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-M50x on sale for a little over a hundred bucks. Coming from a three hundred dollar pair of Beats Studio... I will never make that mistake again.

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Room acoustics will get anyone off to a good start regardless of equipment. So many people with stereo systems don't take the time to properly place their speakers or tame reflections when needed.

And people think that Wi-Fi stands for "Wireless Fidelity".

Gotta say, as an audio professional.... This was spot on, lol! I'd love to see you guys cover the modern music experience with streaming platforms (spotify, KZfaq, etc.. which are all normalizing the listening experience through weighted measurements of the audio tracks and creating a playback gain adjustment) and the fidelity wars in Streaming (Soundcloud is notorious for it's lower quality compression schemes compared to Spotify or Tidal)